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Thanks Nick, I searched but didn't find an address, but got some directions....pretty close to yours-2 miles east of Okeechobee down 70 on the north side...
Thanks Nick, I searched but didn't find an address, but got some directions....pretty close to yours-2 miles east of Okeechobee down 70 on the north side...
yup......ive got bad distance judgement when im totally intoxicated....
How well will the rocs handle the 54" bogger? I am interested in them.
stock rocks will break with 44's with the right hp......but most can get away with 54's, but they are far from unbreakable.....stock rocks axle shafts are about the same if not a little weaker than the best chromo d60 shafts, but everything else is stronger obviously, housings, pinions etc....
I'm not really impressed with the 54" bogger. Other than the cool factor, it's just as wide as the 44s, the tread depth is only 27/32, which is only 1/32 more than the 44" bogger.
But, the bogger with the most tread depth has 29/32 and it is the best bogger out there (no matter what Nick thinks) it's the 38.5x15
Who cares if the lugs are too close, I'll just cut out the small ones.
I'm not really impressed with the 54" bogger. Other than the cool factor, it's just as wide as the 44s, the tread depth is only 27/32, which is only 1/32 more than the 44" bogger.
But, the bogger with the most tread depth has 29/32 and it is the best bogger out there (no matter what Nick thinks) it's the 38.5x15
Who cares if the lugs are too close, I'll just cut out the small ones.
im not impressed with the 54's either.....
the 38x15 absolutely blows donky ***** unless you do cut the tread, but they you might as run a vtread.....not street legal anymore...
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