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hillaholic
PostPosted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 9:48 pm 
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I wore out my 35x14.50x15 boggers and had to upgrade to a little taller tire. Only had it out once and blew a 930.

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Odyknuck
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That cut looks a lot better! :wink: Need I say more? :mrgreen:
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Looks good. Did you do a before and after weight? Chad :mrgreen:

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fortydegnorth
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Those look great. I'd much rather lose a 930 than a transmission. :?

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kvw
PostPosted: Sat Oct 13, 2012 1:36 am 
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Those Boggers look GREAT. Just curious, what brand of 930 did you toast?
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hillaholic
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No I didn't get a weight on them. They where race preped Lobro cvs but it had water in it and it's the first one I've broke in 3 years.
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reno2165
PostPosted: Sat Oct 13, 2012 2:39 pm 
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good job cutting them, that is an ugly tire 8)

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plumberbill
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i have the same tires on weld beadlock rims...total weight 95lbs (post cut)

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Money520
PostPosted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 5:17 pm 
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Was it easier to cut them off rims or on rims I'm about to cut a new set an was jus curious.

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giveitagallon
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How's the suspension load now brad ? It looks like it alot highr in the back .... Freaking stuck in the 80s camaro style ! Lol

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JeffClay
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Brad bought these cut, don't let him fool you. That's right Brad, I busted up your game.
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reno2165
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Money520 wrote:
Was it easier to cut them off rims or on rims I'm about to cut a new set an was jus curious.


on the rim, on the buggy.. its hard to hold the tire AND the sawsall

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Money520
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i have a groover.

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reno2165
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Money520 wrote:
i have a groover.


oh.. on the rim, aired up. we've always sawed the lugs off smooth, that way when u hit it with the groover, its more consistent and not wavy.. careful with a groover and keep a check on the depth of the blade, the rubber is thicker where it rolls over to the side wall than in the center of the tread..

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Where is the best place to buy BOGGERS ?
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