I'd like to know how you like the Blackwater tires as well. I just bought Grim Reapers largely due to your reviews and would like to know how they compare.
Thanks! Scott
The Reaper
Number of posts : 202 Registration date : 2012-03-29 Age : 33 Location : West Liberty KY
Subject: Re: Project Rhino "Operation X" Tue May 01, 2012 1:28 am
Mud-and-Guts wrote:
Reaper, I hope West liberty is doing better. Them tornados in March really made a mess, did you suffer any damage?
thanks we are coming along. the clean up is in progress still some are starting the rebuild process. and getting permits and such, but for now its just been rigs hauling trailers out of the town. thanks for asking, ment alot to hear someone is still thinking of us. we are a small town but alot of friendship being made and love going around. i have to give everyone credit they are pulling together. myself i didn't just some minor stuff around the house a few tree limbs laying around it sit down about 200 yards from my house thank God above we didn't suffer any more than what we did. im very blessed to have not lost anything due to it.
Mud-and-Guts SSXSRider Member
Number of posts : 1839 Registration date : 2008-09-22 Age : 44 Location : celina,tn
Subject: Re: Project Rhino "Operation X" Tue May 01, 2012 8:11 am
these tires look great and measure true at just over26" mounted with 15PSI but I haven't gotten enough miles on the Blackwater tires to get an opinion yet. They have did great around here in the creek and the fields but I will update after I do some good tail riding .
On another note how are you liking the reapers? I really liked the reapers and dirt commanders they sold me on GBC and 8ply tires. I hate flats with a passion and with them I never had to worry about it.
Mud-and-Guts SSXSRider Member
Number of posts : 1839 Registration date : 2008-09-22 Age : 44 Location : celina,tn
Subject: Re: Project Rhino "Operation X" Tue May 01, 2012 8:16 am
The Reaper wrote:
Mud-and-Guts wrote:
Reaper, I hope West liberty is doing better. Them tornados in March really made a mess, did you suffer any damage?
thanks we are coming along. the clean up is in progress still some are starting the rebuild process. and getting permits and such, but for now its just been rigs hauling trailers out of the town. thanks for asking, ment alot to hear someone is still thinking of us. we are a small town but alot of friendship being made and love going around. i have to give everyone credit they are pulling together. myself i didn't just some minor stuff around the house a few tree limbs laying around it sit down about 200 yards from my house thank God above we didn't suffer any more than what we did. im very blessed to have not lost anything due to it.
Good to hear all is getting better and you didn't lose much. I didn't get to messy but just a few people when we were there working rebuilding the power lines but the ones did meet were in a real good mood considering what they all went through..
Joe.USMC
Number of posts : 60 Registration date : 2012-01-09 Age : 42 Location : Richlands NC
And yes I run progressives 425 hd's I've been running the 425's for years with zero issues! On one ride last year I keep hitting a log bouncing the front end head high numerous times trying to get the best shot lol
The first of this video shows a couple of these hits.
Joe.USMC
Number of posts : 60 Registration date : 2012-01-09 Age : 42 Location : Richlands NC
And yes I run progressives 425 hd's I've been running the 425's for years with zero issues! On one ride last year I keep hitting a log bouncing the front end head high numerous times trying to get the best shot lol
The first of this video shows a couple of these hits.
Nice video shots with the front end in the air. I have heard good things about the Progressive shocks. My Rhino is caged and 4 seated and i have to do something for the rear. On other forums guys are running the Teryx shocks and mounting them up side down on the rear. It gives a good inch of lift and seems to work really well on the softest setting, not to mention guys are able to fit 30's afterwards. I have found new set of 4 on ebay for $200.
nocerisdave SSXSRider Member
Number of posts : 5674 Registration date : 2008-01-22 Age : 57 Location : Laceys Spring AL
Subject: Re: Project Rhino "Operation X" Wed May 02, 2012 12:02 am
Joe.USMC wrote:
Mud-and-Guts wrote:
Thanks brother!
And yes I run progressives 425 hd's I've been running the 425's for years with zero issues! On one ride last year I keep hitting a log bouncing the front end head high numerous times trying to get the best shot lol
The first of this video shows a couple of these hits.
Nice video shots with the front end in the air. I have heard good things about the Progressive shocks. My Rhino is caged and 4 seated and i have to do something for the rear. On other forums guys are running the Teryx shocks and mounting them up side down on the rear. It gives a good inch of lift and seems to work really well on the softest setting, not to mention guys are able to fit 30's afterwards. I have found new set of 4 on ebay for $200.
Progress make the 425 Heavy Duty's for the rear, if you didn't already know. Had them on my rhino with a rear seat. Never bottomed them out. I also gained about 3/4 of an inch on the front and rear.
Joe.USMC
Number of posts : 60 Registration date : 2012-01-09 Age : 42 Location : Richlands NC
And yes I run progressives 425 hd's I've been running the 425's for years with zero issues! On one ride last year I keep hitting a log bouncing the front end head high numerous times trying to get the best shot lol
The first of this video shows a couple of these hits.
Nice video shots with the front end in the air. I have heard good things about the Progressive shocks. My Rhino is caged and 4 seated and i have to do something for the rear. On other forums guys are running the Teryx shocks and mounting them up side down on the rear. It gives a good inch of lift and seems to work really well on the softest setting, not to mention guys are able to fit 30's afterwards. I have found new set of 4 on ebay for $200.
Progress make the 425 Heavy Duty's for the rear, if you didn't already know. Had them on my rhino with a rear seat. Never bottomed them out. I also gained about 3/4 of an inch on the front and rear.
I know about the 425 HD. The difference to me is the savings in the pocket book. Not to mention my average speed on my rhino is about 5 mph and it stays loaded down with kids and a cooler. $200 is a good deal for front and rear shocks with the piggybacks on the rear.
