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Review,, 1.9 Pit Bull Growler, Prototype

Agreed.

Dual Stage was created for ROCK CRAWLing.

Single Stage was created for everything else.

The dual stage closed cell is still being tested. It has completely different characteristics that are still being learned.


...Sent from the back seat while traveling to the St Louis G6...

I'm really going to follow this testing. I like stiffer foams and am willing to make a few compromises on forward bite to gain in off camber stability. In my Mad Beast I used 4.75 with firm fr/rr and so far it seems to work on my #8-#9 rig. Just starting to break in though. I like the single stage in my rockers for G6 type stuff but for C2 the dual stage seems to be working better.
But anyway, if I can get similar performance with a closed cell and not have to worry about the foam breaking down I'm all for it. It seems if the inner foam was a little smaller and the closed cell outer was a little larger it might make the tires more pliable.
 
Hurry up please!!!! I am so ready for these tires!! They look like the best thing since sliced bread!!


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Thought for sure I was going to roll over there. Glad you enjoyed it!

after this video and dez's im definitely going to pickup a set for the rocks, i have a set of cut tsl xl's for the trail, i should be golden after this! "thumbsup"
 
Damn Tim! That old Ford works! I recognized a lot of lines you drove there were I know I have really struggled in the past. That rock is a bit slippery compared to Utah yes, no?:lmao:
 
Damn Tim! That old Ford works! I recognized a lot of lines you drove there were I know I have really struggled in the past. That rock is a bit slippery compared to Utah yes, no?:lmao:

Yeah, there are some great lines down at Highrocks and the old Ford surprised me too. I think I finally got the spring rates dialed....it's a different truck now. That was all shot in about 30 minutes the other day after work.

And yes, everything's a bit slippery compared to Utah.
 
Those rocks are pretty slippery indeed! I think those did really well on some of the harder lines. The video never does the angle/approach at Highrocks much justice. Hopefully I can make the next comp and get my grubby little fingers on those tires. "thumbsup" The new truck looks fantastic Tim!
 
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