mmm, beadlocks. :)
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huh? its the same price. Great Lake Offroad? Plus I dont think theirs come with hardware, i looked at their site. neither does Kore unless you add it. I just liked the design of Kore's so i went with those.
Quality of these were awesome and there are a ton of people that have purchased them.
Quality of these were awesome and there are a ton of people that have purchased them.
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Dont use the cheap rubber valve stems next time. Id put money on it that the nicer metal stems and beadlock rings would have saved you from that situation.
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I know when I finally weld my beadlocks on, Im going to be welding up the valve stem hole and redrilling it farther in the wheel like so. it will make it easier to air up with the rings on there.
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Its just one of those overlooked parts that can be a big deal when it fails.
I know when I finally weld my beadlocks on, Im going to be welding up the valve stem hole and redrilling it farther in the wheel like so. it will make it easier to air up with the rings on there.
I know when I finally weld my beadlocks on, Im going to be welding up the valve stem hole and redrilling it farther in the wheel like so. it will make it easier to air up with the rings on there.
thats how mine are....way back there
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thos big 3/8" brass ones are pretty good. we used to put those on bobcats when we would change those tires. so you know they will take a beating. my only advice is if you want to move the valvestem, dont do the "ill do it some other time" thing.....cuz you wont.
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