Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: ROOTER on September 19, 2005, 09:39:35 PM
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Anyone runnin Goodyear MTR's advise on lowest pressure for off roadin.Thanks.
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15 was what some folk were running this weekend I believe
Was going to run my BFG's at 20 but didn't in the end
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Stew
I run my BFG MTs at 12 PSI offroad no probs as yet, great amounts of grip. Give it a try next time, just be sure to have someone with a Compressor handy.
Sorry Rooter don't know much about the Good Years but think you can run them as low as the BFGs.
Woody
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Woody
Got one of those Halfords compressors operated from a ciggie lighter but thanks for the advice I'll give it a go next event
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I was running MTRs at 15/16ish on the Sat and then put them up to 22 on the Sun. I lost a fair amount of clearance from dropping to 15 but gained a good traction advantage for climbing out of ruts and playing on the rocks. On the Sunday I went up to 22/23 ish and played with that and it seemed better at clearing the belly (Remember I only have a 2.5" lift and 31's) but still gripped fairly well. My MTRs don't have the "Beadlock" type rim that the BFG's have so I would be tempted to keep them a little higher.
The other thing I noticed was that both the tyres I saw that had pushed mud down the rim were running on full pressure...
EE
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Stew
I run my BFG MTs at 12 PSI offroad no probs as yet, great amounts of grip. Give it a try next time, just be sure to have someone with a Compressor handy.
Sorry Rooter don't know much about the Good Years but think you can run them as low as the BFGs.
Woody
Woody is spot on! I run my Goodyear MTRs (33 x 12.5) at 12 offroad and LOVE IT!
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Think I need a day out at at a site running low pressure for an investigation...
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Well thanks for the advice lads, I'll experiment at my next event.
Neil.
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i just run at squishey it works for me