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Got my mud tires today did some off roading

Old May 21, 2010 | 10:31 AM
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I would look into a poertrax lock-rite or no-slip locker. I have a lock-rite and love it. The no-slip just has better road manners. But SUPER easy to install. Only tools needed were a socket set, pliers and a screwdriver. Took me 2 hrs from the grage door closing to me driving out.
whats the axel specifications? I kind of have an idea but what did you get so I know exactly what to get

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Obviously these are heck of a lot more aggressive than the A/T's but how do they compare because im getting the A/T's hopefully very soon!
the a/t's do alright in the mudd. the m/t's are significantly better. I tested them by trying to pull a truck out the the woods. those tires really grip the ground when they start digging
 
Old May 21, 2010 | 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Benedict1337
the a/t's do alright in the mudd. the m/t's are significantly better. I tested them by trying to pull a truck out the the woods. those tires really grip the ground when they start digging
Oh yeah i bet, I have horrible crappy half bald street tires right now that cant grip anything even when it rains but im fixing my front end first then getting them badboys. I honestly cant wait.

I want to get the mud tires but my brother had 285/75/16 Michey Thompsons on his 94 Suburban and they destroyed his brakes and started to mess up the tranny. Each time he would hit the brakes you could feel the tires the spacing between each **** and it would shimmy throughout the brakes badly and wear out everything extremely fast. I do most street driveing and at least once a week go out on the beach, i dont do any crazy offroading anymore unless i get a beater truck, But just wondering how the tires affect your truck
 
Old May 21, 2010 | 12:39 PM
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lol they actually ride nicer than the a/t's probably because mine were wearing unevenly I needed an allignmnet really bad... they are a little loud when the windows are down. my friend described it as "riding in a space ship" haha
 
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Yeah i bet, I love loud tires, My friend had Iroks once who did some pretty insane mudding to the point it was soupy and mucky and they were so loud!!!. I also saw a guy with a Suburban with a 454 and 44" Boggers on the beach near me and he says it just his beach truck and even half bald driveng from the beach to his house over the years they are the most aggressive loud tires , the tires alone are headache inducing he says lmfao let alone the straight pipes lol. Heres a pic
 
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my blazer was obnociously loud for a while but when its your dd it gets annoying... luckily when my windows are up and the radio playing I can't hear my tires. My blazer is actually pretty nice to ride in lol. I'd like to have a beater k5 thats really loud and big just to mess around in
 
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Originally Posted by Benedict1337
whats the axel specifications? I kind of have an idea but what did you get so I know exactly what to get



the a/t's do alright in the mudd. the m/t's are significantly better. I tested them by trying to pull a truck out the the woods. those tires really grip the ground when they start digging
I got this one

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/88-05...Q5fAccessories

And if you can dop a brake-job you can put in this locker.
 
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Awesome! Those tires look real good. Now I wanna go muddin'.
 
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looks good and looks like you had a bit of fun.
 
Old May 22, 2010 | 12:06 AM
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lol i went again tonight... thanks for the link pj probably in the next couple of weeks I will be getting one of those. lots of projects this summer...
 
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they look real nice, looks like fun, did you have to trim your fenders to fit those?
 

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