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VK-Sportsman
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 Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 11:08 pm Post subject: Mattracks........an alternative to mud tires? |
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Hey could this be the new thing for off roaders here in T&T ?
www.mattracks.com
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horsepwrjunki
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Location: at d first last street,up de hill down the second left, up the right, upstairs *knock first plz*
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 never a fan of tracks.. i dunno i guess im a lil purist and strack kinda like cheating imo.. dont get em wrogn they perform well but.. takes a lil out of the fun
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MG Man
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I saw this on a WW2 Land Rover military vehicle in the British Motor Heritage museum.........rel cool....plus it was a kit so you could swap back to conventional wheels. The tracks were driven via custom driveshafts and u-joint couplings
One drawback is that they have a wider track over wheels so there is a limit to the trails you can navigate
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