finding 33" tyres
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Co-Pang-Yang
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Well half way through the day and i've not revved over 2k. Climbing sloppy mud is effortless 
Mr Noisy
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I love it when a plan comes together
disco147
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looks smart! Real nice stance on that now... good to hear they're coping with the mud well too! May well have just chucked another spanner in the works for my next tyre choice
Co-Pang-Yang
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May have got a bit carried away mind
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haha awesome man. did you feel invincible with your new tyres? lol
Co-Pang-Yang
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Few more suspension upgrades planned for after Christmas but that'll be it for now I reckon.
Want an Evo next year to need to save for that too. Oh and buy a house :lol:
I spent most the day under 1500rpm, was cutting through mud and up slipperly slopes with ease. Very happy
Want an Evo next year to need to save for that too. Oh and buy a house :lol:
I spent most the day under 1500rpm, was cutting through mud and up slipperly slopes with ease. Very happy
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Superb
See I was right
See I was right
jpbacs12
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Superb
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lol i'll be next for the tyre upgrade and 2" lift
Some nice big fat Insa Special tracks help me out of a muddy ditch....
Keeping it Casual - YouTube
Mind you, a mate in a Series Landy on road tires got out of that ditch after a few attempts......
Keeping it Casual - YouTube
Mind you, a mate in a Series Landy on road tires got out of that ditch after a few attempts......
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Well i have taken the plunge too
Just ordered a set of 10x15s with 33.12.5 KL71s
Just ordered a set of 10x15s with 33.12.5 KL71s
Mr Noisy
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Well i have taken the plunge too
Just ordered a set of 10x15s with 33.12.5 KL71s
wish there was a thumbs up smilie on this board!
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Tuskenraider
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someone buy my 265s
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someone buy my 265s
what are they?
Tuskenraider
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Kingpin advantage 265/75/16 on black modulars. Thread in for sale.
Co-Pang-Yang
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Mr. noisy where did you get those bead balancer things from?
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Dynabeads.co.uk
Although I have to say I'm not sure if I'd buy again, not that they are in any way bad but it was like £80 and I was like GULP
The beads are they're big type appaz and they are only approx 1.5mm dis ceramic beads
Maybe some tiny BBs would be acceptable and cheaper
Anyway I use 10oz in front and 6oz in rear
See how you get on
Defo sorts the vibrations out
Although I have to say I'm not sure if I'd buy again, not that they are in any way bad but it was like £80 and I was like GULP
The beads are they're big type appaz and they are only approx 1.5mm dis ceramic beads
Maybe some tiny BBs would be acceptable and cheaper
Anyway I use 10oz in front and 6oz in rear
See how you get on
Defo sorts the vibrations out
