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Old 05-23-2004, 02:28 AM
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What can the H2 do to have an equal chance to following an H1. Not counting 16" clearance. You get the most grip with slow rotation with lots of torque, weight and the right tires.
1) Eaton front elockers for BTM advatage.
2) Rubber duck full UCP for the rocks you do hit.
3) Supper charger for low end torque. That could give H2 up to 550 HP.
4) 35 12.5 17 PJ dirt grip tires. I say 35 because I don't want to increase tire rotation and 37 or 38's only give you clearance. give you 1 to 2 inch clearance and increases tire rotation (more diameter)at same RPM while loosing traction (spining). Stock tires are ok but not off road. Like buckeye said you need a soft rubber with aggressive tread. (JP dirt grip)

Thats me at StarB ucks with my wife's new Dear.

What am I missing? (an H1 pulling an H2)
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