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Jul 17 2013 10:52am
my club goes snow wheeling every year

you have no idea what you are talking about, the biger and wider you can get your footprint the more you float on top of the snow, you do not want to dig in because then you pack snow under the truck and you get stuck




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Jul 17 2013 10:52am
But really though, its been common knowledge that skinner tires are by far superior to wide bulky tires
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Jul 17 2013 11:03am
KoJ is one arrogant little shit, he won't admit when he fucks up.
Even one so obvious.
Something like this.
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Quote (Morphmcmanerson @ Jul 17 2013 10:03am)
KoJ is one arrogant little shit, he won't admit when he fucks up.
Even one so obvious.
Something like this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqs9DYisSsg


and this is part of the reason I don't post my builds here any more

because you guys are fucking idiots and don't know what your talking about.

you go off of things you read and have no real life experience, and no, putting a cold air intake on your Honda is not experience, sorry


I personally have taken a 7600lb truck out into deep snow. with inflated tires you dig down to the ground and get stuck

with tires with low air pressure and a wider footprint you float more and will sink less


wider= bigger foot print = better

you guys are fucking stupid
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Jul 17 2013 11:10am
Quote (KoJ @ Jul 17 2013 12:07pm)
and this is part of the reason I don't post my builds here any more

because you guys are fucking idiots and don't know what your talking about.

you go off of things you read and have no real life experience, and no, putting a cold air intake on your Honda is not experience, sorry


I personally have taken a 7600lb truck out into deep snow.  with inflated tires you dig down to the ground and get stuck

with tires with low air pressure and a wider footprint you float more and will sink less


wider= bigger foot print = better

you guys are fucking stupid


point proven

ty
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Jul 17 2013 11:19am
Quote (Morphmcmanerson @ Jul 17 2013 10:10am)
point proven

ty


more like point completely blown the fuck up.....


am I arrogant, well maybe you think so, that's your OPINION and that's ok

did I fuck up? no, so how do I admit to something I didn't do?

so obvious? you clearly have let us know that you don't understand the way this works
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Jul 17 2013 11:26am
Quote (KoJ @ Jul 17 2013 12:19pm)
more like point completely blown the fuck up.....


am I arrogant, well maybe you think so, that's your OPINION and that's ok

did I fuck up?  no, so how do I admit to something I didn't do?

so obvious?  you clearly have let us know that you don't understand the way this works


You drive around town / highway on your wide , deflated lugs and ill drive, stop and accellerate circles around you
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Jul 17 2013 11:28am
Skinny tires are only better with studs so they can dig down and get traction. Wide tires are better without studs.
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Jul 17 2013 11:42am
Quote (IB0T @ Jul 17 2013 10:26am)
You drive around town / highway on your wide , deflated lugs and ill drive,  stop and accellerate circles  around you
Mkay


who said anything about highway?

it said about driving on/in snow
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