Txdoc.....ive been to high lifter in shreveport....they r just in an office building and have no showroom but they said they would have a one one day(its been bout 8 months since i was there) so u might wanna call and see if they have their showroom built yet.

 

Shreveport, Louisiana. Sport City! Yes, Highlifter visit.

 

BigBear-where do you ride around Tyler? Do y'all have any poker runs around there? Would you be interested in anything up this way?

 

TxDoc i ride at shiloh ridge in alto,Fun wheeler park in longview(they r the only place i have been that has a poker run)and the mudruns in marshall, Karnack, and Gilmer.
Yeah ide be interested in riding around texarkana. Anywhere would be nice to ride as long as its muddy.

 

Any new news?

 

I got some 28's for Christmas. I think my girlfriend got tired of me talking about them. So now I can talk about them and show them to her every single day! Now I jsut need some ITP Magnum billet wheels and a Rubicon. She knows that, but I thought it better not to say, "what about some wheels"? She did not do bad at $96 a piece. Most places here wanted $135.

 

Is more or less air in tires better for mud? All my tires have no air in them and work good on ice.

MaxRules

 

On a light quad, like a Honda 300, with wide tires you're going to want to run little air in the tire to get better floatation. On a heavier quad that has no chance of floating over the mud, like a Sportsman, you're going to want to run about 10-lbs or more to get more ground clearance.

 

In your last post,boner, you said less air in a lighter bike with wide tires would make it float better? I thought more airmeant more flotation. Am I right guys?

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Matt Sibley

1999 Honda 300 4x4 Vampires, Lift Kit, 2500lb WARN winch

 

More air means more floatation, more ground clearance, and rougher ride. Less air means better traction in the mud if ground clearance is not an issue and a smoother ride. Just take a set of 12" wide vampires and only put 3psi in them in see how much surface area there is touching the ground. Then pump them up to about 20psi and watch how tall they grow. They become much more rounded with less lug touching the ground. It's kind of a trade off, but with Vampires traction is usually not an issue no matter what air pressure you choose to run.