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Mocks new tyres

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Mocks new tyres

Post by ljxtreem »

Just got my XML's :D
They are "cool as"
We weighed them at Sierrajim's work, they came in at 54kg a tyre, not on rim's, thats Heavy man
They messure 38.7.


XML Vs 36' centerpede on jims zook :D


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more :cool:
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Post by DeWsE »

You got some siping their Mock!

Good stuff!
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Post by ljxtreem »

mmmmmmmmmm siping!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by DeWsE »

I've seen a buggy build where they took a couple of pounds of rubber out!

I hope you have a good tire cutting tool.

Have you got a design thought up or you just gonna use them first and see what goes?
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Post by ljxtreem »

they will get the chop eventualy,
There not way stiff, there seems to be lots of strength in the square sholder of the tyre, so that may need a bit of work.
I'v got six, so that gives me a couple to play with so I can get it right.

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use a handheld circular saw
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Post by ljxtreem »

:D smokey
Grinder works too :?

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Post by -ZukChiK- »

crikey!! They're HOOJ :shock:

Can someone explain to me about chopping? How do you take rubber out of a tyre without destroying it? I'm just curious, it's not that I will ever be doing anything like this ... and what the h3ll is siping?? I am of the slighty uneducated as far as big rigs go.... but i want to learn LOL!
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Post by nicbeer »

Suzuki Surf Chik wrote:crikey!! They're HOOJ :shock:

Can someone explain to me about chopping? How do you take rubber out of a tyre without destroying it? I'm just curious, it's not that I will ever be doing anything like this ... and what the h3ll is siping?? I am of the slighty uneducated as far as big rigs go.... but i want to learn LOL!


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Post by munga »

nicbeer said the 't' word!
ht zook with bog, rust and mt's

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good link that :cool:

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Post by Tojo »

i feel sorry for your axles!
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Post by ljxtreem »

me too :D
Gunna have to build a light buggy to on em :armsup:

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