TK421
Rock Crawler
Interesting read here fellas.
I am using stock proline foams that came with my tires. The Mrs. got a 1:1 Jeep wrangler this summer so I have had zero scratch money for my toys, lol. I have been doing a lot of reading and testing my self. I went old school and star cut the factory foams, that by itself made a marked difference. I vary the cut the depth of the cut based on the weight of the rig. The other thing I have started doing recently is venting the tires and plugging the wheel vents if they exist. This was another marked improvement in performance. I run a combo of trail, rock, river beds, and play in the water a fair bit. So far, I'm pretty happy and the the is almost no water in the tires by the time I get back to my car after a session.
Foams do break down over time and loose there effectiveness, even the high dollar dual stage jobs. That said, I'd like to try the Halo foams after my DIY star cuts start loosing their juice.
Lou
I am using stock proline foams that came with my tires. The Mrs. got a 1:1 Jeep wrangler this summer so I have had zero scratch money for my toys, lol. I have been doing a lot of reading and testing my self. I went old school and star cut the factory foams, that by itself made a marked difference. I vary the cut the depth of the cut based on the weight of the rig. The other thing I have started doing recently is venting the tires and plugging the wheel vents if they exist. This was another marked improvement in performance. I run a combo of trail, rock, river beds, and play in the water a fair bit. So far, I'm pretty happy and the the is almost no water in the tires by the time I get back to my car after a session.
Foams do break down over time and loose there effectiveness, even the high dollar dual stage jobs. That said, I'd like to try the Halo foams after my DIY star cuts start loosing their juice.
Lou