[jonno_racing]

Gwagensteve wrote:

33.something- check the interco site.

I still rate them very highly until you run out of diff clearance. Because they are narrow, they sit right at the bottom of the rut.

Steve.

33.6

spot on

http://www.intercotire.com/tires.php?id=7&g=1

[SierraDan]

jonno_racing wrote:

i rate my swampers highly dan its a size issue for me. i want to go 34's, they have only let me down twice and that is (imo) due to driver and lockers or lack there off.

my choce from 34 swamper/33.5 creepie will come down to price and availability when i want them (6ish months)

But your terrain was thick shit in comparison to up this way.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCRtsEvj ... ture=feedu

[jonno_racing]

SierraDan wrote:

jonno_racing wrote:

i rate my swampers highly dan its a size issue for me. i want to go 34's, they have only let me down twice and that is (imo) due to driver and lockers or lack there off.

my choce from 34 swamper/33.5 creepie will come down to price and availability when i want them (6ish months)

But your terrain was thick shit in comparison to up this way.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCRtsEvj ... ture=feedu

they still work well up here mate. hopefuly it will be twin locked on the big meet and we will see.

[ajsr]

SierraDan wrote:

jonno_racing wrote:

i rate my swampers highly dan its a size issue for me. i want to go 34's, they have only let me down twice and that is (imo) due to driver and lockers or lack there off.

my choce from 34 swamper/33.5 creepie will come down to price and availability when i want them (6ish months)

But your terrain was thick shit in comparison to up this way.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCRtsEvj ... ture=feedu

any muddie you can buy will drive any of the stuff in this video

[SierraDan]

Was using the video to show the difference between terrains. So he might like them less on a different terrain? I dont know.

[zooker]

ajsr wrote:

SierraDan wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCRtsEvj ... ture=feedu

any muddie you can buy will drive any of the stuff in this video

x2. Sticky compound tyres will do no better then muddies on that sort of terrain. Pure rock crawling is where they come into their own.

Real world proof time...

My last trip to Yalwal (which has similar terrain to that of the wattagans) we had one rig with radial baja claws, one with mickey thompson MTZ and one with 37" sticky treps. They all drove exactly the same distance up all of the tracks before getting stuck. The guy with the stickies said, and I quote "stickies are only good on rock, and only rock. They are no better than muddies when you've got dirt sections in between"

[SierraDan]

SierraDan wrote:

Was using the video to show the difference between terrains. So he might like them less on a different terrain? I dont know.