WSI, RPG and ICON present: The SnoBall 500

[BlueSVT]

I hear there's only like 8 hours of daylight up there in January... So it's a SUPER SAFE bet that we'll be running many miles in darkness! No way we'll be knocking out 250+ miles in 8 hours...

 

[shooterAMG]

I hear there's only like 8 hours of daylight up there in January... So it's a SUPER SAFE bet that we'll be running many miles in darkness! No way we'll be knocking out 250+ miles in 8 hours...

I can't wait.


Christmas came early today. Who'd a thunk it that M&R could ship something from California at 5PM local time and it would be in Northern Illinois less than 2 days later! My wife is quite pissed, but today my M&R 20" bar showed up! I hope to put it on this weekend, and fake some surprise when I open an empty box on the 25th!

 

[Netix]

Thats okay. 1 50 inch, 3 pairs of d2 should be good to goo

 

[shooterAMG]

Yeah, I'm looking forward to how the spot config of the lower bar will compliment the over 20,000 lumens I'm already pumping out. I really, really need some amber covers!

 

[ntm]

I agree 100% I have owned and driven in many sets...Crunchy or wet snow they will rock and roll..powder or ice..Not so much...That lug is just to big..
I wonder how a set would do if you sepet (spell) them..

Siping.
I thought about doing mine, but there's so little surface area on top of the lug that it'd be of little benefit, and they'd "chunk" quickly.

Unfortunately there really is no magic snow tire, there's too many different types of snow conditions.
Best all arounder I've used is any generic mud terrain design that had pockets for studs. If I were going on this, that's what I'd run. The studs are hardly noticeable to anyone unless they know what they're looking for.
The average police officer likely wouldn't notice.
They make a huge difference on the trails and backroads though.

 

[Hockster]

Siping.
I thought about doing mine, but there's so little surface area on top of the lug that it'd be of little benefit, and they'd "chunk" quickly.

Unfortunately there really is no magic snow tire, there's too many different types of snow conditions.
Best all arounder I've used is any generic mud terrain design that had pockets for studs. If I were going on this, that's what I'd run. The studs are hardly noticeable to anyone unless they know what they're looking for.
The average police officer likely wouldn't notice.
They make a huge difference on the trails and backroads though.

These have a great review... I sure wish they made em big enough for the Raptor cause I would try a set for sure...
Green Diamond Tire

 

[Squatting Dog]

Mmmm

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-Greg

 

[Squatting Dog]

And this too!

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-Greg

 

[6.2]

These have a great review... I sure wish they made em big enough for the Raptor cause I would try a set for sure...
Green Diamond Tire

looked at these a while ago.
was tempted to get some as winter tires.
but, none big enough.

darn icelanders are smart.
and im half icelandic.
must mean im smart

 

[Java]

And this too!

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-Greg

sorry Greg