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  • Apache
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    Hmmmm... we'll see...

    I'm uploading them to my photobucket. I'll start another thread in a mo.

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  • surfenstein
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    Originally posted by Apache View Post
    Hey Mark, if you're around for half an hour, I'll PM you a link to pics of the stickers in a bit. I think I'm about done now.

    I take it you want too keep them out of the public eye for now, or should I just post em up on here?
    post em up mate,let everyone see what the sticker god can do.

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  • Apache
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    Hey Mark, if you're around for half an hour, I'll PM you a link to pics of the stickers in a bit. I think I'm about done now.

    I take it you want too keep them out of the public eye for now, or should I just post em up on here?

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  • surfenstein
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    Originally posted by Apache View Post
    Mudsurfer ran the last Wales weekend on BFGs in two wheel drive!

    Mud tyres are for pussies!
    oi who you calling a pussy

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  • gwh200
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    Originally posted by Apache View Post
    Wait til i'm drunk!

    Nah, the muds might come in useful for hooligan moments, or to make the truck look good, but they are deffo the wrong choice for something that is a daily driver as well as a plaything.

    I cant live with something that would be worn out in 10'000 miles (the wear rate of the Mudzillas is totally stupid - very soft compound). The BFGs will go much much further than that, be a much much nicer drive, and save me some cash in fuel.

    i know mate.am going to buy some at's for this one,its common sense really,something i have a stunning lack of ocasionally

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    hang on just had a thought,its now no lomger my daily driver.....gonna get me some big muds !!
    Last edited by gwh200; 29 June 2008, 16:56.

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  • Apache
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    Wait til i'm drunk!

    Nah, the muds might come in useful for hooligan moments, or to make the truck look good, but they are deffo the wrong choice for something that is a daily driver as well as a plaything.

    I cant live with something that would be worn out in 10'000 miles (the wear rate of the Mudzillas is totally stupid - very soft compound). The BFGs will go much much further than that, be a much much nicer drive, and save me some cash in fuel.

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  • gwh200
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    Originally posted by Apache View Post
    Mudsurfer ran the last Wales weekend on BFGs in two wheel drive!

    Mud tyres are for pussies!
    just saving this in my
    "things apache said when he was sober" file

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  • Apache
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  • 24Seven
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    Originally posted by Apache View Post
    Mudsurfer ran the last Wales weekend on BFGs in two wheel drive!

    Mud tyres are for pussies!
    I hope you live to regret saying that

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  • Apache
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    Mudsurfer ran the last Wales weekend on BFGs in two wheel drive!

    Mud tyres are for pussies!

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  • 24Seven
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    Originally posted by Apache View Post
    TBH I dont come across deep mud / boggy conditions very often. I dont do pay and play, and have never found a lane that wasn't passable on ATs (and you have to question whether you should be driving it if its so soft you're ripping it up) so I doubt the muds will get much use.
    You're right really, I have gone past the stage of playing in the mud (It breaks the truck also) and now love the sort of thing we do in Wales.

    Anyway, I better pack my rope if you're running on A/T's on the next Wales trip

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  • Lainey
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    I guess, most importantly, the truck still looks equally as cool. D:

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  • Apache
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    TBH I dont come across deep mud / boggy conditions very often. I dont do pay and play, and have never found a lane that wasn't passable on ATs (and you have to question whether you should be driving it if its so soft you're ripping it up) so I doubt the muds will get much use.

    They look great on the truck, and the tyre roar gives small children plenty of warning to point and shout though.

    I expect my fuel economy is gonna be significantly better on these though. On the way home this morning I kept having to take my foot off the gas. Not having to use anything like as much throttle to maintain a speed. That was the biggest surprise!

    Mind you, Mudzillas are a very agressive pattern, and the amount of noise is a good indication of the amount of drag.

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  • 24Seven
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    I swap on the Hi-lux, BFG A/T's normally and these for offroading



    The muds are very loud and not very nice on the road at all, but far better off the road than the A/T's IMO.

    Now if you buy expensive muds like BFG M/Ts you get the best of both worlds

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  • joker??
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    i know what you mean andy , when i bought my turd gen it had b/duelers road tyres on it ,

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