Super swamper boggers
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Looking at getting a set of these
www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/subpages/superswamer_Bogger.htm
(not from there however although importing them is the way forward I think)
in 37 13 r16 for my new challenge event defender / disco 2 hybrid!
cool hey!!!
Pete
www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/subpages/superswamer_Bogger.htm
(not from there however although importing them is the way forward I think)
in 37 13 r16 for my new challenge event defender / disco 2 hybrid!
cool hey!!!
Pete
wonder if i can fit them to the Rangie .... they look like the perfect solution for all the speed bumps around my way I had some of these :
www.tyresdirectuk.co.uk/xcart/customer/home.php?cat=11
on a range rover for a while. Same pattern by the look of it, and they are totally awesome!
www.tyresdirectuk.co.uk/xcart/customer/home.php?cat=11
on a range rover for a while. Same pattern by the look of it, and they are totally awesome!
Psimpson7 said:
Looking at getting a set of these
www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/subpages/superswamer_Bogger.htm
(not from there however although importing them is the way forward I think)
in 37 13 r16 for my new challenge event defender / disco 2 hybrid!
cool hey!!!
Pete
www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/subpages/superswamer_Bogger.htm
(not from there however although importing them is the way forward I think)
in 37 13 r16 for my new challenge event defender / disco 2 hybrid!
cool hey!!!
Pete
Yep i have a set of these in the garage. Were on my disco. Now used on my 90 now and again. Not a bad tyre. No where near as good as the extreme trekkers though. Only good for there hieght!
mike
Bluespanner.
Yep basically the same pattern.
I have ordered a set of 37"-13 r16 boggers
Should be with me within a month
There were a few vehicles at the baskill invite only challenge event we did a couple of weeks ago competing on them and they semed to be the best tyre on the event (apart from maybe side slope stability)
pics from the event are here...
www.devon4x4.com/gallery/photos/Baskerville_07/9
looking forward to them arriving!!!
Pete
p.s new vehicle has 90 degree approach and departure angles
Yep basically the same pattern.
I have ordered a set of 37"-13 r16 boggers
Should be with me within a month
There were a few vehicles at the baskill invite only challenge event we did a couple of weeks ago competing on them and they semed to be the best tyre on the event (apart from maybe side slope stability)
pics from the event are here...
www.devon4x4.com/gallery/photos/Baskerville_07/9
looking forward to them arriving!!!
Pete
p.s new vehicle has 90 degree approach and departure angles
Itsallyellow,
Thats interesting to hear.
I spent quite a lot of time researching tyres and the general opinion is that boggers are better in deep mud than simex's. As you say they are also available in better sizes.
There were 2 wranglers at the event mentioned in my previous post that were both very similar, lifted, lockers, front and rear winches etc and on one very wet uphill section teh one on boggers managed to stop, re position and start off again while the simex shod one had to be winched out the whole way.
Pete
Thats interesting to hear.
I spent quite a lot of time researching tyres and the general opinion is that boggers are better in deep mud than simex's. As you say they are also available in better sizes.
There were 2 wranglers at the event mentioned in my previous post that were both very similar, lifted, lockers, front and rear winches etc and on one very wet uphill section teh one on boggers managed to stop, re position and start off again while the simex shod one had to be winched out the whole way.
Pete
Just from personal experience. When i was competing a year or so ago i was running both tyres. One set are 35/11.50 simex the other 37/13 boggers. The simex had more grip in every way. the only time the boggers really helped where when the mud was particuly deep due to the extra ground clearence. Also i struggled to get enough steering lock with the boggers.
mike
mike
Thanks for the reply Mike,
It will be interesting to see what they are like. I suppose every vehicle will respond differnetly to what ever is fitted.
I currently just use BFG Mts so either would in most cirumstances be a big improvement!
I am hoping I wont have a problem with lock as I am using disco 2 axles which are wider.
What wheels do you run the boggers on?
Pete
It will be interesting to see what they are like. I suppose every vehicle will respond differnetly to what ever is fitted.
I currently just use BFG Mts so either would in most cirumstances be a big improvement!
I am hoping I wont have a problem with lock as I am using disco 2 axles which are wider.
What wheels do you run the boggers on?
Pete
Some photo's of a series 1 with 44" swamper, then 39 swampers and a disco on 39's are here:
www.mez.co.uk/fitting35s.html
www.mez.co.uk/fitting35s.html
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