Winter Foams?

[MtnBkr]

So here in Crawlerado it's getting down below 40 degrees out and I'm finding that my Panther memory foams are about as soft as concrete.

Anybody have good foam setup ideas for the winter?

I'm going to do some trial and error and might even go back to the ol' star cut Axials.

What do ya'all think? (just because I said ya'all doesn't mean any Texan's need reply)

[ctrwannabe]

damn and i was just going to reply to

[MtnBkr]

Originally Posted by ctrwannabe

damn and i was just going to reply to

I just figure you Texans don't have a lot of credibility on the subject since you don't even know what sub-50 degree weather feels like down there!:-P

It would be like me giving you advice on tire compounds that work well on rocks covered in salt water!

[ctrwannabe]

Originally Posted by MtnBkr

I just figure you Texans don't have a lot of credibility on the subject since you don't even know what sub-50 degree weather feels like down there!:-P

It would be like me giving you advice on tire compounds that work well on rocks covered in salt water!

Its cool I know what your saying, i thought it would be funny that i replyed, being texan and all what were the odds I havent even seen snow in person and im 22 as far as saltwater coverd rocks, if you could tell me where any rocks down here are thatd be awesome lol we have 0 natral rocks in houston all the crawling i do is on landscaping and construction stuff gl with the foam set up you could try tire warmers?

[Nabil]

these in the front and full axials in the rear.

i can just about gaurantee this will also be your summer setup after you run it

[MtnBkr]

Originally Posted by e-hills4x4

these in the front and full axials in the rear.

i can just about gaurantee this will also be your summer setup after you run it

Didn't know these existed. Looks like a good solution... thanks!