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dano104
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I'm running my BFG's @ 35psi on, and off road.

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dano air down it makes a world of difference when wheeling air it down to about 20 w/ stockers and 18 or so for at's and 15 for MT's


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LOL. I'm sure you are 110% correct, but as of now ( me being green and all ) my idea of off-roading is probably pretty lame! :lol:

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dano104 wrote:
LOL. I'm sure you are 110% correct, but as of now ( me being green and all ) my idea of off-roading is probably pretty lame! :lol:


lame or not if i am running a trail rated 2-3 in the TJ i still air down
and its lifted and locked less air=more traction.
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jason thompson wrote:
dano104 wrote:
LOL. I'm sure you are 110% correct, but as of now ( me being green and all ) my idea of off-roading is probably pretty lame! :lol:


lame or not if i am running a trail rated 2-3 in the TJ i still air down
and its lifted and locked less air=more traction.


They rate trails? :oops:

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jason thompson
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dano104 wrote:
jason thompson wrote:
dano104 wrote:
LOL. I'm sure you are 110% correct, but as of now ( me being green and all ) my idea of off-roading is probably pretty lame! :lol:


lame or not if i am running a trail rated 2-3 in the TJ i still air down
and its lifted and locked less air=more traction.


They rate trails? :oops:



most public parks that i know of do also jeepjamboree rates trails so the clubs that "host" the jambos rate their trails i'm not sure of what parks are in your area but if you want to get some real good trail riding experance under your belt i would go on a jeep jamboree for sure and dont be shy or afraid of sounding dumb by asking questins
i have been wheeling for 10+ years on the same trails for the past 4 and i still gat a spoter on the "easer" trails
i would rather make it than break something
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LOL. I was just kidding, I am really new however. I went on my first trail/mud ride 2 to 3 weeks ago, if that tells you anything.

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dano104 wrote:
LOL. I was just kidding, I am really new however. I went on my first trail/mud ride 2 to 3 weeks ago, if that tells you anything.


imo mud=suck and i live in an area with no rocks and no hills
i prefer trails on hard ground but i take what i can get
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