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BFG muds or Goodyear MTR's ?????

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Post by Maggot4x4 »

slowhilux wrote:Ive heard alot of bad things about the new muds, but i have also herd alot of good things too. But its too late now, they are on the car. Anyone ever seen a standard height 80 series with 35's on it?? Cos it looks fuggin Grimace!!!

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I think I saw one the other day around Gosford, what colour is it?

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Post by dumbdunce »

my standard height 80 wouldnt fit 35's if its life depended on it
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MTR's for sure, all the ratings ive heard in regards to these definatley rates them higher than the BFG!
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Maggot4x4 wrote:Be very careful when you choose a shop to do your work, whatever shop you end up choosing. Slowlux, PM me if you want more info.


oooohhhh.... secret stuff :silly:
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