Mud Terrain tires on rear
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Mud Terrain tires on rear
Is anyone running Mud - track tires on the rear ?
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Re: Mud Terrain tires on rear
I threw some big Hoosier (29x15) Mud Terrains on for around town. Mainly because they were so
cheap..... Obviously the compound is very soft, (risky I suppose). I seem to recall some folks on this
site telling me about them many years back ?
cheap..... Obviously the compound is very soft, (risky I suppose). I seem to recall some folks on this
site telling me about them many years back ?
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Re: Mud Terrain tires on rear
I threw some big Hoosier (29x15) Mud Terrains on for around town. Mainly because they were so
cheap..... Obviously the compound is very soft, (risky I suppose). I seem to recall some folks on this
site telling me about them many years back ?
cheap..... Obviously the compound is very soft, (risky I suppose). I seem to recall some folks on this
site telling me about them many years back ?
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Re: Mud Terrain tires on rear
They will probably chunk rocks at the back of your head, back of the windshield and the inside of your car will need to be vacuumed out every time you stop...
The dirt track rear tires that were all the rage back in the 60's quickly fell out of favor once people started driving street rods cross country in the 70's for this very reason!
The dirt track rear tires that were all the rage back in the 60's quickly fell out of favor once people started driving street rods cross country in the 70's for this very reason!