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200tdi ayre
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I dont see a filler plug
No I havent forgotten
Going to weld one in when I ... you know ... get one
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I may have to order a set of these in the new year
My secret bit of information the other day
My secret bit of information the other day
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I may have to order a set of these in the new year
My secret bit of information the other day
Expensive they is -especially for the 37's!
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Not a bad price really ... for a full-on 'proper' competition tyre that is!!
Wonder what plod would say if some were fitted to a road-going Landy .. though I doubt they'd last long enough for plod to see them.
Wonder what plod would say if some were fitted to a road-going Landy .. though I doubt they'd last long enough for plod to see them.
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I thought they're road legal the comp treppies? Not that you'd want em on the road though.
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get some 37s because every man wants another couple of inches lol..
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No, the proper comps aren't, the smaller treaded ones are ..
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I may have to order a set of these in the new year
My secret bit of information the other day
I was looking at these at billing this summer, or though they are good.. the tread pattern is not as good as the ol insa turbo in the mud.
and fedima do 37's also!
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37 puts me in unlimited for KOV/ KOF which I have no chance of placing in and gives the drivetrain loads more hammer so sticking with 35's
Have you seen the sidewall tread !!!
Have you seen the sidewall tread !!!
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Thought they were ? As they're speed rated. These are standard compound too not stickys so will last fairly well
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Thought they were ? As they're speed rated. These are standard compound too not stickys so will last fairly well
OK, it might just be the super stickies then, or I'm just plain wrong!
I remember something about the 'comp' Trepador not being road legal when they first came out and the road legal ones being not a great deal better treaded than 'old school' MT tyres so not worth the price tag.
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Yeah the road ones arent much better than say kuhmo mt's these are another ball park completely
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So let's get some pics up for comparison?
I remember a few years ago the trepador was considered an underdog but then with the rise of Ultra4 in the UK is has come to the forefront as a much more suitable high speed tyre than say a Bogger, and obviously with the sticky compound available it lends itself to driving up sheer faces.
But yeah get some pics up cos I'm keen to see the differences and I wouldn't know what I was looking at on Google immediately.
Cheers thanks bye
I remember a few years ago the trepador was considered an underdog but then with the rise of Ultra4 in the UK is has come to the forefront as a much more suitable high speed tyre than say a Bogger, and obviously with the sticky compound available it lends itself to driving up sheer faces.
But yeah get some pics up cos I'm keen to see the differences and I wouldn't know what I was looking at on Google immediately.
Cheers thanks bye
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Ok
Creepy crawler
The go to for most 35 tyres as theyre a ood all arounder. Good sidewall tread good clearing propeties, wear well and good in mud but not brilliant at anything. They also tend to grow ... so a 35 will become 36 afyer comp use
Super swamper bogger
Still the best for ploughing through deep mud. But crap on side slopes and at speed
Trepador
Very good in mud and clean very well due to directional pattern, plus MASSIVE sode tread for the deep stuff and abit of left right action.
Best extreme tyre at speed, good on rocks, strong build.
Then theres comp sticky and comp normal. The sticky is very very good, incredibly grippy ... but they wear out in a season of ultra 4.
The non stickys are exactly the same design but a more standard compoud such as youd find in the creepy crawlers so last as well as any extreme tyre.
So the trep is the one for me as it does everything well, lasts well, is the right size, and fits my wheels.
Creepy crawler
The go to for most 35 tyres as theyre a ood all arounder. Good sidewall tread good clearing propeties, wear well and good in mud but not brilliant at anything. They also tend to grow ... so a 35 will become 36 afyer comp use
Super swamper bogger
Still the best for ploughing through deep mud. But crap on side slopes and at speed
Trepador
Very good in mud and clean very well due to directional pattern, plus MASSIVE sode tread for the deep stuff and abit of left right action.
Best extreme tyre at speed, good on rocks, strong build.
Then theres comp sticky and comp normal. The sticky is very very good, incredibly grippy ... but they wear out in a season of ultra 4.
The non stickys are exactly the same design but a more standard compoud such as youd find in the creepy crawlers so last as well as any extreme tyre.
So the trep is the one for me as it does everything well, lasts well, is the right size, and fits my wheels.
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Standard trep
Comp trep
Massive difference
The aussies have been using comp treps for at least 5 years. And absolutely love them.
Comp trep
Massive difference
The aussies have been using comp treps for at least 5 years. And absolutely love them.
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Great thread mate, I just look on with envy, mine is a daily drive or I'd have some 35's on in a heartbeat.
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Christ, I didn't realise the treps wore out after a season
Makes it a dear doo.
Makes it a dear doo.
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Christ, I didn't realise the treps wore out after a season
Makes it a dear doo.
Jim sold his after last season all the front edges were word off and some serious chunks missing but I want mine to last abit longer at that price
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