Lone wolf is definitely easier than a lot of the other blues like Zombie East and Matson Hill IMO. IIRC, it was built before stuff like the zombies. And if our main point of comparison is Castlewood Grotpeter, then I think LW is noticeable step up in difficulty. Stinging Nettle or the castlewood lowers: Green. Grotpeter or Bootlegger: Blue, and then Cedar Bluff and Lone Wolf: Black makes some sense for difficulty progression. But in a larger sense, those blacks aren't that bad, and would sit right in with some other blues and might be on the easy side of blue compared to trails in other areas.
Yes. As long as you order the correct size. (Ex. 1.9x4.75) Being an aggressive tread, it might rub a little in tight flex conditions, but nothing wrong with a little rub ✌️
I have a stock weight TRX4, about 7.25lbs. I'm thinking about getting some inserts. Watching your video, I'm not seeing much deformation with the blues. I'm thinking it would be better to go green on my rig, since it's lighter than yours. Do you agree?
Looks good, do they fill out the tire to the edge? To me the blue looks a bit hard, don't know the weight of your truck, man you didn't submarine it like the old days😂
It doesn't fill it out because of the tapered design. I thought about adding foam, but after driving it, it seems really good. This rig is around 7.5-8 lbs for reference.
TF2s are pretty scale. They normally run a 4.19 size tire. These tires would would, but would most Likely rub the fenders. Speaking towards the tires, I absolutely love these tires
@Jeremy Grogan thank you for the response, I'm a new subscriber to your channel and you have some cool videos and hope to see more, that those tires and wheel combination look really nice
Great video bro.. I subscribe your channel... But most of your videos commented are not allowed because you upload your videos with the kids mode on... So your viewer are limited... Great rigs and information you share with us here.. Thanks.. Greeting from Singapore
