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Re: bfg mt studs
« on: Dec 12, 2011, 08:54:43 PM »
Siping is really great for winter traction.  If you look for speedway motors out of nebraska they sell a hot knife/tire groover for the circle track guys for about $60.  I got mine for adding 1/8 inch grooves to the center of mud tire lugs but you can flip the knives over in the head and use them to sipe strait across too.  I highly recomend owning one because you can get the most out of a set of tires. When you get through the little bits of factory sipe and small voids a mud tire really looses alot of snow/ice and rock traction.  If you can restore these with a similar groove or sipe they will work well to the last drop, sometimes even better.  You can get a pretty lame set of tires to be really sticky if you do it right.
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