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hyperasus · 01.13.2007, 05:14 PM

I been looking for tires that would hook up on the loose dirt where I live. Finally decided to try a set of panther meat grinders. Wow what a difference they made. For all the surfaces you mentioned.... grass, gravel, loose dirt, and packed dirt, meatgrinders would have much better hookup then anything else. But if plan to run on pavement also then they would wear out really fast.

For a good all arounder, I like the Panther Boa. It's lighter and not as wide as the Crime Fighter and Bow Tie MTR's. Maybe grab a set of Meatgrinders for running on grass and loose dirt, and a set of Boa's or Proline MTR's for running on everything else. Thats what I did anyways.

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hyperasus RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 359 Join Date: Feb 2006	01.13.2007, 05:14 PM I been looking for tires that would hook up on the loose dirt where I live. Finally decided to try a set of panther meat grinders. Wow what a difference they made. For all the surfaces you mentioned.... grass, gravel, loose dirt, and packed dirt, meatgrinders would have much better hookup then anything else. But if plan to run on pavement also then they would wear out really fast. For a good all arounder, I like the Panther Boa. It's lighter and not as wide as the Crime Fighter and Bow Tie MTR's. Maybe grab a set of Meatgrinders for running on grass and loose dirt, and a set of Boa's or Proline MTR's for running on everything else. Thats what I did anyways.