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Old March 18th, 2010, 01:27 PM   #1
 
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was up guys i really wont some laws they look sick. but i have few ?s about them i hear they are the best all around tire when it comes to rocks, mud , and just trail but how is the ride do they bet the f**k out of you or do they ride smooth. or are they just a lil rough i already priced they with the itp 212s im looking at the 28 9.50 front and 12.50 rear do you guys think the rear will rub with no no lift? if so wat kind of backspacing if any at all. i would love some input guys thanks.
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was up guys i really wont some laws they look sick. but i have few ?s about them i hear they are the best all around tire when it comes to rocks, mud , and just trail but how is the ride do they bet the f**k out of you or do they ride smooth. or are they just a lil rough i already priced they with the itp 212s im looking at the 28 9.50 front and 12.50 rear do you guys think the rear will rub with no no lift? if so wat kind of backspacing if any at all. i would love some input guys thanks.
I gota be honest and say I just don't know. The outlaws are..at least I though of them as..a dedicated mud tire. Don't know of anyone who uses them on rock or that much trails. And I do think it will rub without a lift. My 27s did once in a while. Those guys over on MIMB do this all the time. They would know better then at least some of us here.
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ok well how bout spacers? do they put more strian on the bearings?
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I would also say thoes are not the best option for trail tires!!! you wont have teeth left in your head if you ride thoes on a trail all the time
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ok well how bout spacers? do they put more strian on the bearings?
As a rule, yes, any additional candlevering adds side load to bearings. An inch or so isn't too bad...but..
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Man look I love the outlaws they give alittle rough ride but it's a lot better then what I though. I have a 650i with 29.5 laws with a 2" lift and I only rub wen I hit hard. Other then that I am fine. And make sure wen u put them on u only put 7lbs of pressure in them bc over that u will need to get a bead lock on them bc the will come off. Highlifter has a rim made just for laws and it's like a crush rim. If I am not mistaken it doesn't need air if u have those rims. Go look at my pics I have itp 212s with 10" all the way around
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they are not the best all around tire for rocks,trail m,mud. just mud.they would be lacking in the other depts.if you plan on any trail get something else.look at pitbull rockers uber o growlers uber or something else,but the laws look good .
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well i mean i have to ride the trail to get to the mud you know not really trial rider thanks guys
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I have 29.5 laws on mine with 1 in wheel spacers, I don't think you need the wheel spacers if you are running aftermarket wheels. I put the spacers on because with a 2 in lift kit and taller tires I wanted to get a little wider for a little better stability. Once you get over 5 to 10 mph the laws ride smooth and even crawling around on dirt trails I don't notice any rough ride. If you do more mudding than trail riding then I would say get the laws.
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What MOMud said.I have 29.5 on mine and ride trails and mud and they are great.I have no lift on my tires only rub if i got a passenger when going down a steep hill but rub very little.
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