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you are basing your experience on one rig with an idiot and/or super lazy owner?
I ran mine between 5-10 psi depending on the trail.
pictures because I feel like it.
sidewall foldage
wheelie time (axle wrap ended up cracking my yoke)
pivoting
this happened in front of a large crowd, everyone thought i was hung up having all my tires hovering off the ground, nope, scissored the wheel and I was on my way.
check out the footprint. a silly swb wrangler flipped end over end here while I crawled right up.
made it up with a tire in the air
so much traction i even broke a 35 spline 60 shaft on a freshly cut obstacle
Is that at roush creek?Originally Posted by ktmracer419
you are basing your experience on one rig with an idiot and/or super lazy owner?
I ran mine between 5-10 psi depending on the trail.
pictures because I feel like it.
sidewall foldage
wheelie time (axle wrap ended up cracking my yoke)
pivoting
this happened in front of a large crowd, everyone thought i was hung up having all my tires hovering off the ground, nope, scissored the wheel and I was on my way.
check out the footprint. a silly swb wrangler flipped end over end here while I crawled right up.
made it up with a tire in the air
so much traction i even broke a 35 spline 60 shaft on a freshly cut obstacle
