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Pics of Maxxis big horns

Post by NCpaj »

Well ive been reading all the recent threads on maxxis tyres and have decdied to get my self some maxxis big horns or mudzillas

the thing is that my 10.5" tyres rub the inside of the car on full flex atm (if there is such a thing on a paj :D )

so the rims i got have got the biggest offset i could get, bout 25mm so they probably will still rub if bigger than 12" wide

the mudzillaz are 13.5 wide,

---so i have two questions----

-im just looking for a few pics of big horns casue the pic off the website dosent look that aggressive,

-also where can i buy wheel spacers bout 1inch in gold coast/ brisbane. i know superior sell them but they are 5mm or 3inch

hope this all makes sense
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Post by chops »

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looks aggressive enough to me..


body lift can help reduce tyres rubbing on inner guards :finger:
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Post by badger »

4 inch grinders also stop rubbing

they kinda look similar in tread pattern to the mtr in your display pic chops
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Post by NCpaj »

body lift can help reduce tyres rubbing on inner guards
yeah ill be doing that as well to fit the 33s
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Where can you get Maxxis tyres on the Goldy?
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Post by Rolly »

pop in and have a look .
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Do you work there Rolly? :cool:
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Bowhunter wrote:Do you work there Rolly? :cool:
Yes he does..
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Bowhunter wrote:Do you work there Rolly? :cool:
only sometimes. :D
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Only when the boss is looking aye? ;)
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Post by sir_camel »

I have run them in 33's for 9 months now. They do quite well. Handle well on road. Do better in mud than MTR's and do 99% as well on rocks.

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These are 32 Bighorns @ 14mm depth, they start @ 16mm.


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Post by Rangie ute on 38'' »

wats the rough [price expected to pay on a 35 in brisbane
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Post by its aford not a nissan »

i payed 250 for the 33" so maybe a little more than that
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Post by NCpaj »

thanks fellas for the pics, ill be getting some soon when funds allow
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Post by guerd87 »

$250 is going price, my mate got them a little cheeaper down at coomera tyre world

on the service road between helensvale north and oxenford exit, eastern side though
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Post by Gibonator »

Good tyres but they have shit side walls, not as tuff as Mtrs, they do have better traction though.
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