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I can see a couple situations where mud could easily get inside(expecially if there is a lot of water), but with those heavy Michelins and a mile 460 for now I don't see it being to too bad.... Once you get the engine bay like you want with some ag tires................................... That's a different story!
I can see a couple situations where mud could easily get inside(expecially if there is a lot of water), but with those heavy Michelins and a mile 460 for now I don't see it being to too bad.... Once you get the engine bay like you want with some ag tires................................... That's a different story!
yup, agreed.....but i can gayrontee the mud will get up there somehow....it always does
Very true! I once got mud on the inside of my back glass in my 2wd F100 after getting stuck in a field. Don't know how the Hell that happened!
I can't stand getting covered with mud while in my truck. That's why I have a lift, gears and lockers, and swampers! If I get stuck, then I'll get out in my rubber boots, hook a strap and get pulled out. No rolling in the mud for me!
IF I was on a 4 wheeler, then that's different, can't help it.
I put a bedliner throughout my truck with neoprene seat covers and it's still a pain to clean with the hose.
I dont like getting muddy while in my truck either, but i do except that it is a part of mudding and i just kinda expect it, and accept it. Seems when ever i go muddin i get muddy and track itinto my truck, no matter how hard i try not to.
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