tire pressure

[Buffalo Phil]

25 street

12 trail

I did the chalk test and the Trail Rapers liked 25PSI. However, now that they're drag slicks I dont have to worry about a wear pattern anymore. WIN!

Just think of all that sweet traction you're going to get when the Metal Belt starts to show itself.

[1cleantj]

Just think of all that sweet traction you're going to get when the Metal Belt starts to show itself.

extra great for icy conditions WIN

[Mike]

On the MTZ's I ran 35 street, 2 -3 on the trail.

Havent run the Creepys yet

[Trailer Ray]

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[Buffalo Phil]

extra great for icy conditions WIN

I know! It's like having studded tires...

[wannabejeep]

Also on a tire question, would putting 2k airsoft beado's in each tire be overkill in 33 12 fittys?

with .12g bbs it's like 8.4 ounces.

[Buffalo Phil]

Also on a tire question, would putting 2k airsoft beado's in each tire be overkill in 33 12 fittys?

No, but it will sound awesome when you drive around.

[Mike]

from what I heard, its not recommended to use airsoft beads. They are plastic or some other material and overtime they will turn to dust and not balance the tire.

[Zullock Holmes]

5 on the street

0 everwhere else

[wannabejeep]

from what I heard, its not recommended to use airsoft beads. They are plastic or some other material and overtime they will turn to dust and not balance the tire.

hmm I know a bunch of people have run them on here, never really heard anything bad. Not saying you're wrong, just saying I've never heard that before. Seems possible though, just a question of how long.

[Zullock Holmes]

from what I heard, its not recommended to use airsoft beads. They are plastic or some other material and overtime they will turn to dust and not balance the tire.

Mass doesn't just dissappear ohh master of the universe.

[HeavyMetal]

i ran airsoft BBs in one of my BFGs for years, worked well

[CumminsJeep]

I have ran them in 3 sets of tires. They worked well in all of them and non of the BBs turned to dust. they stay intact. You want a good balance of more than enough, but not too much. I would say 8-10 ounces is good for a 33 or 35 inch tire. 10oz being on the 35" tire size and 8oz being on the 33" tire size.

[Burton58]

i ran 11oz in my 35's (joes 35's) and it was wonderful. i'd like to remount my current tires with bb's added as well

[ninetysix-ex-jay]

Just think of all that sweet traction you're going to get when the Metal Belt starts to show itself.

I know, they're just getting broken in