Ye old Boggers
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Ye old Boggers
Anyone ever cut on a set of Boggers? If so could you recommend some patterns for modding the tires? Minions, I am sure someone has.
I was thinking of cutting each large lug in the middle taking out a .5 inch gap and eliminating the small lug completly. Sound good for deep mud?
Oh and BTW, I have a BBK instacharger in the works for my 4.0. Gonna see if I can snap some axleshafts when I throw 8 psi at it. Trying to get about 275hp out of the little mill. Sounds like fun huh?
I was thinking of cutting each large lug in the middle taking out a .5 inch gap and eliminating the small lug completly. Sound good for deep mud?
Oh and BTW, I have a BBK instacharger in the works for my 4.0. Gonna see if I can snap some axleshafts when I throw 8 psi at it. Trying to get about 275hp out of the little mill. Sounds like fun huh?
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Instacharger sounds like its going to be fun, as for the boggers, i think your going in the right direction with the pattern described. But i have no personal expierence with boggers, so i cant say for sure, from the pic of the bogger i saw and the pic i got in my head after your cutting, ithink it would be better in deep mud.
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just take the smallest lug out. no need to cut lateral lines. If you want to be really hardcore take out both the small and medium lugs. By that time you might as well buy paddles. Either way Id expect to nuke TTB and 7.5 junk almost immediatly.
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I have seen a few different patters, some have just gone and cut the middle out of each lug, I really dont know anyone personally that has ever done it. But 1 thing is for sure I want some more bite in the deep stuff.
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Originally Posted by STGFordCrazy04
just take the smallest lug out. no need to cut lateral lines. If you want to be really hardcore take out both the small and medium lugs. By that time you might as well buy paddles. Either way Id expect to nuke TTB and 7.5 junk almost immediatly.
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Originally Posted by 79-400-POWER
then by some tractor tires!
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dont tell nick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I wouldnt over do it. The most Id ever do personally is take the small lugs out and leave it alone. Remember its going to take power to turn cut boggers. Id think long and hard before I started cutting up a set of boggers. RESEARCH! Pirate and Chucks might be a good place to start because Monsterbaby is the only guy I know of that has/had cut boggers.
I loved my 4.0 but Im not sure even a supercharged one has the torque it takes to keep cut boggers turning in heavy mud. I can feel the strain it puts on george and thats twice the motor.
I hate when I do a mod and Im dissapointed afterwards. Id rather shoot down someones dream than have them do something they'd regret and it cost them later.
I loved my 4.0 but Im not sure even a supercharged one has the torque it takes to keep cut boggers turning in heavy mud. I can feel the strain it puts on george and thats twice the motor.
I hate when I do a mod and Im dissapointed afterwards. Id rather shoot down someones dream than have them do something they'd regret and it cost them later.
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Solid front is in the works but I need more $$$$$$$$$$$. Taking donations. Probably put in a 3/4 ton rockwell. HA HA HA !!!!!
Until I break my 35/44 Hybrid no sense in an upgrade.
Until I break my 35/44 Hybrid no sense in an upgrade.