mounting 44 swamper mud tire v2

mounting a 44x18 super swamper on a 21" wide rim with starting fluid

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Autos & Vehicles

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• mud
• starting fluid
• eather
• tire

[DualsMeatChevy94]

its bald as fuck

[FabioMcHenry]

now mount that thing on the 2wd blazer in the back

[Silverado4x4Okla]

@DualsMeatChevy94 still would make a great burnout tire.. those tires new dont have a TON of tread but plenty haha every lil bit is better than slicks

[DualsMeatChevy94]

@Silverado4x4Okla na dude its fucking useless its got a little it of sidewall but thats it

[Silverado4x4Okla]

@DualsMeatChevy94 it still has alot of life left believe it or not haha and if you dont wanna use it for crawling muddin etc then you can always use it as a burnout tire

[TBKclanHD]

Press 2... That's what he said.

[superlate97]

@Batojiri1 I disagree, the diameter would not decrease enough to affect the volume that much. The tire is at least 12" wide, pulled in as much as it would be on an 8" rim would decrease the ft3 of air at least 25% of a 10" rim. That rim looks to be at least 20" wide, that would near double the ft3 of air on an 8". Curvature of the side wall, difference in rim bead relief shape and stretch of the tread would make it hard to use a formula to measure it exactly with air. It'd be fun to try though!

[superlate97]

@956nick Keep posting and confirm what a dumbass you are. It's pretty simple, if it's a bigger tire on the outside it's going to be bigger on the inside, like your girlfriend. Your head would be the exception. Ooooo "i drive a GMC suburban" talk about fucktard, GMC doesn't make a Suburban, it's a Yukon dumbass. Guess that proves you are a liar and stupid.

[superlate97]

@26yearstoorion What is a POS wide rim?

[956nick]

@superlate97 you prob agree with it cause you made the same dumbass move putting it on way to wide of a rim. granny died two years ago, i drive a GMC suburban that will tow any shit you drive fucktard. The lugs on my wheels require more torque than your car produces.

[T3hbassmasta]

@Batojiri1 Everything you said is right, this is just to simplify it for others. In order to float you have to displace more water than your item weighs. Example, if your ball weighs 2 lbs but is able to displace 3 lbs of water, it floats.

[Mrnick898]

I was waiting on it to unmount.