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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Video Log of my ideas, execution, and results modifying my 37" MAXXIS Trepadors with a tire groover.
This is not something I recommend doing without prior practice, it is also not necessarily legal in all states.
Get to the grooving: 9:20
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Nice knowledge about snow
If you seeing excess chunking, you should try razor blade siping those areas. Most of the times the chunking comes from excess heat, and most time's its from excess heat build up from normal road usage. Razor blade siping will relieve the heat concentration at the edge of the tread where its weakest. A little counter intuitive because you think you'd be making it weaker by cutting it, but like I said your allowing that area to cool down. Used to do a little short course off road racing and, I don't know a lot about grooving but I know a little bit.
I had my Toyo MT’s siped, unbelievable the improvement. 3 set to date.
You can push that iron a lot faster, I use the same 1! It’ll speed up the process. Another thing, I leave the tires on the vehicle, raise the suspension up and you should have enough room, also you can turn the steering all the way to one side to expose the tire more!
I don't doubt it, primary reason for going slow was trying to make it follow the OEM pattern and not accidentally make the grooves too long. But practice makes perfect!