Just wanted to tell you all that the 36x13.5 IROKs will be on the Disco on Friday noon Beirut time :flipoff2:

No wheeling until I get the Jac Mac stuff though...

Will try to get pics on here someway.

Nadim

So, what type of terrain do you plan to run them in? Not trying to tell you anything, just want to figure out where people think the IROK's are at their best.

Wilsby,

I've had them on since Friday and have been driving them DAILY with a small (4 hour) hardcore offroad junt on Saturday morning.

Top line thoughts are:

1. MUCH MUCH quieter than the 35 Simex ETs
2. Did not balance them out and THERE ARE NO VIBRATION (touch wood)
3. 15x10 rims are GREAT (4" inside - 6" outside)
4. Side-hill stability is INSANE
5. Did not have ANY tractuion issues (thick clay mud, gravel, and wooded lands)
6. Deflated to 6psi at one time with no ISSUES whatsoever
7. They look GREAT :flipoff2:
8. Running still stock 24 spliners - no REAL hardcore offroading

Have pics...will upload them somewhere and get them to you guys.

All in all - THEY FIT (3" OME, 2" Body Lift, Rangie spares (modified))

Nadim

Terrain is Snow, Mud, Gravel, Tarmac, Wooded land...almost EVERYTHING

Can't wait to see the pics.

Sounds good. Radials or bias?

No red star - have to piggy back on our Aussy wheelers!

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modules/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=269797#269797

They are Bias...did I mention they DO NOT VIBRATE AT 140km/hr WITHOUT BALANCING (and no equal!).

:flipoff2:

Just ordered the 30 spliners from JM - Hardcore testing in tune in a month's time!

Was that loud SNAP I just heard a CV??? :flipoff2:

Looks good though

Hey! :flipoff2:

No CV snapping - Longfields better pull through!

:rolleyes:

Looks good. Keep us updated on those Longfields.