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04.30.2009, 01:10 PM

if the truck will not bottom out then you are putting extra stress on your suspension components (shocks, towers, A-arms etc...). Not saying dont try it, but just realize the risks. they are cool looking!!


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Make sure you stay away from 35mph+ Im sure those tires will be a handfull at speeds higher than that. I remember my imex 2.2 puller dawgs were gigantic on my pede and they would sway very easily and flip with a brushless setup.
Nonsense, with the low COG of the truggy geared for about 50 (14t pinion) they were fine just slow to respond as the sidewalls are a mile high.

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if the truck will not bottom out then you are putting extra stress on your suspension components (shocks, towers, A-arms etc...). Not saying dont try it, but just realize the risks. they are cool looking!!
Yeah i know that it puts alot of stress on everything, but i have decided to get rid of them- it requaires a 9t pinino to do 36mph and i already chewed up one.

Its kind of a hassle to change gearing just to go bashing.. id rather have a smaller tire like badlands or something.


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Nonsense, with the low COG of the truggy geared for about 50 (14t pinion) they were fine just slow to respond as the sidewalls are a mile high.



Yeah i know that it puts alot of stress on everything, but i have decided to get rid of them- it requaires a 9t pinino to do 36mph and i already chewed up one.

Its kind of a hassle to change gearing just to go bashing.. id rather have a smaller tire like badlands or something.
Just suming up that its going to handle like crap with gigantic tires...


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04.30.2009, 03:30 PM

I'll take them, how much did your pay for them?

Edit: wait did you chew up the pinion or the tire?

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Just suming up that its going to handle like crap with gigantic tires...
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I put my set from my sav on my trug as a goof. Rolled over easy and swayed alot as the tires ballooned and distorted immensely. They also hit the body when i turned. Doubt I'd call this observation "nonsense"

OTOH the trug did roll right over whatever I was drving at. lol
   
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