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Old 01-11-2015, 09:39 PM
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Travis- My new Tru Powers from Amazon are 4 ply.
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Thanks Jim. I dont think I will be able to tell the difference between them once they are mounted. Now I need to figure out which side I will abuse more before I mount them.
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I think the 8 ply needs to go under your wallet.

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Bill! It won't be necessary after I call Xtreme this week.It's going to loose some weight!
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The rims had a few weeks to fully cure in the house and I was bored with the rain. So I brought them inside and mounted them. Sat the tires in front of the wood stove for a while to make them as pliable as possible. The 4 ply was pretty easy, the 8 was a PITA!! At least I learned on the 4 ply to do it from the back side! You can see the chips in the 4 ply on the left. Monday I will play painter with the 3 point and a bunch of other stuff, so I will mask the tires off and at least keep them from rusting.

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You'll get that on those big jobs Don't look the worst.
Is there a noticeable difference in size or overall looks between the two mounted up?
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Finally got to play painter yesterday. Today I seated the beads. Here's a side by side with 15 psi. Tomorrow I'll go get about 25 gallons of Rimguard and get to work on the rear and puttting the Cat 0 put on the super.

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20 gals is plenty.
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Good to see you put your new rubbers on correctly,no accidents that way.
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Thanks Sam! I'm sure you're right. I forgot to factor in how much smaller they are than the Goodyear Balloons that are on the Super. I did get 12 in each one of those.

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