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H3 Maiden Voyage

Sneakysilver

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Midlothian Virginia
Got the H3 back and hit a small trail for some pictures! 20130112_090616.jpg20130112_100921.jpg20130112_101854.jpg20130112_101900.jpg20130112_105217.jpgDSCN0012.jpgDSCN0015.jpgDSCN0016.jpg
 

Sneakysilver

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Midlothian Virginia
Time to start the mods, including some mud terrains!

Next set of tires will be 35s but idk what to get not much stuff around me where I would need MTs my buddy has them and I can get everywhere he can. Y'all have any recommendations? Not looking the best nor the worst haha I have 32 falken wilds peaks on now
 

cbetts

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Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Depends on what kind of wheeling you plan on doing. My KM2s have been a big help getting through some tough rock obstacles. Then again, the set I had before were Bridgestone Revos and I see to have kept up as well. I guess I feel better about the KM2s having a lot more rubber to keep rocks from puncturing as well.
 

Sneakysilver

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Midlothian Virginia
Well unless I travel 4 hours west there isn't much to climb here, not much of a fan of just driving in pools of mud. I do wanna try this creek crossing that at the same place at the pictures but water is about 1.5 feet deep plus and there's a good drop and I have no ucp yet
 

Burn

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Eure, NC
BFGOODRICH KM2's best out there, in need a set myself truck came with Michelin on it LTX I think that's right.
 
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