Getting some Boggers to play with in the mud. I run my MTR's on the rocks. I have both 15x8 and 15x9.5" custom wheels. I can't decide on getting a 35x10.50 Bogger or a 35x14.50 Bogger. I run 4.88's the gearing is back to factory stock (except for my dual Marlin's eh, eh 205:1) on the hwy. I run a stock 22-RE in my flatbed.......hence power is well..........stock. What would you run for the best mud performace? Thanks guys.
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i liked my TSL SX's ... but switched to MTR's for the rocks
depends on your mud really....
for racing, skinny
if you can reach the bottom, skinny
if it's soupier mud, skinny
if it contains lots of grass/chunks, wider
if it's thick, wider
if you have major HP to stay on top of the mud, wider
if you REALLY like washing chunks of mud off your rig, wider
for racing, skinny
if you can reach the bottom, skinny
if it's soupier mud, skinny
if it contains lots of grass/chunks, wider
if it's thick, wider
if you have major HP to stay on top of the mud, wider
if you REALLY like washing chunks of mud off your rig, wider
TJDIV
UP of MI.
depends on your mud really....
for racing, skinny
if you can reach the bottom, skinny
if it's soupier mud, skinny
if it contains lots of grass/chunks, wider
if it's thick, wider
if you have major HP to stay on top of the mud, wider
if you REALLY like washing chunks of mud off your rig, wider
Why do you
Hate Mud?
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
Here we do a lots of mud .. and I prefeer wide coz not always you can reach the bottom of swamp.
Ill go with 14. with then you going to be in your axles alll the time
I would go with the 10.50's. The skinny Boggers tend not to get clogged up as much with their tighter tread pattern, especially if you don't have the HP to spin them and clean them out. Personally, I would get Q78 TSL for mud. The tread depth is about the same as a 44" TSL. Mine's going to see a fair amount of mud, and I'll likely run them.
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
point apart with Q78 TSL .. ano9ther history .. are awesome in mud, but keep me thinnking the same in a heavy rig ..
I like 'em skinny...but thats for the clay mud on the east coast that normally has a bottom. They seem to do better on rocks around here too.
