Just curious, are a set of 22x11x10 Extreme Haulers with 10 paddle too much paddle for a basic stage 1 DS?

 

great if you like 450's passing you

 

So, too much?...I have 8 paddle regular Haulers right now.

 

One the hill my 8's are alot faster (730 on NOS). If you need a bit more bite try lowering your pressure down.

 

If you ride on a big hill to much but if you ride on small stuff or flats not so bad.

 

For hillshooting, play riding and all around duning I would not want more bite than my double buff 8 paddle extremes have, they are 22x11x10..

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Dingo2

So, too much?...I have 8 paddle regular Haulers right now.</end quote></div>

What don't you like about the 8's? What kind of riding do you do,just duning? or hang out at the strip? Are your 8's ,22". Unless you are spinning to much stick with the 8's unless they are 20's. If not hooking up let some air out.

 

BigWayne...the only place we ride is Silver Lake and we all know there isn't any hillshooting up there[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]
My Haulers are 22's and I was just asking the question to see if 10 paddle would work better. I like the 8's so I'll just stick with them. We do hang at the stripe, but not the entire time, do alot of duning as well.

PS..we are trying to plan a trip to Silver Lake 1st weekend of Oct.

 

Yep, too much paddle for that kind of horsepower. I think 65 hp at sea level with 22" 9 paddles are fine. But 8's for higher elevation and less horsepower. My EX is set with 9 paddle 22", Just too much paddle for my HP and elevation.