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D. Marks
 Post subject: Firestone Flotations
PostPosted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 8:07 pm 
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I mounted the V threads on my buggy tonight. I am going to run them at the Cold Spot tomorrow. I will report back what I think of them. I kinda hope I like them. Then I will be able to carry two sets of tires around. Just like the big boys do. If I don't like them there will be a set of 4 ply Flotations mounted on Jackman wheels in the classifieds tomorrow evening.
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I hope you don't like them. If that is the case, I am first in line to purchase them please! :roll: :roll:
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D. Marks
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Well. considering the two large handicaps these tires had. 1. not enough ground clearance. 2. Offset. 12" wheels with no offset+ 3" wider arms =7'6" wide buggy.
They work pretty well though. 1st gear seemed to low and 2nd gear to high for climbing. It was fun to finally try them.
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So is Roy buying them :?:
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are you seeing the light? :)

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Eric DeBord
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Hey Dean, I can ger that trans up for ya!
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D. Marks
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I am going to keep them. There is no doubt they climb. So do the Boggers. These things certianly get a better hole shot. They take off right NOW. I almost flipped yesterday because I tried to stop and start on "Gone to far" just to see if I copuld do it. But on a hill like "Angina Ridge" where you start with your front wheels on the hill, these will have to work better. But having said this I have been up some nasty hills with my Boggers. They are still my first choise. Now that I have a choise.
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see that change might not be to hard you ought to try the subie!!!!
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 Post subject: Boggers
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[quote='D. Marks']I am going to keep them. There is no doubt they climb. So do the Boggers. These things certianly get a better hole shot. They take off right NOW. I almost flipped yesterday because I tried to stop and start on "Gone to far" just to see if I copuld do it. But on a hill like "Angina Ridge" where you start with your front wheels on the hill, these will have to work better. But having said this I have been up some nasty hills with my Boggers. They are stil

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Dean you can bring them to the creek next weekend and I will test them out for you. I wouldn't want them to be sub standard or anything. lol!! Hope to see you there, I am improving some and hope to ride by then.

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What kinda riding we got to look forward to at the Creek? 8)

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