8.5" Rover Moab XL Super Tires & Dual Stage Foams from Crawler Innovations I was asked by a customer to make these tires for his Super. It takes seven Hot Bodies Rovers :shock: and Four Pro-Line Moab XL's to make this set of four. The tires are 8.5" tall and the biggest Rovers I have made. The Super Nova Dual Stage foams are from the design several of the Team C.I. drivers came up with. The inner foam is thicker and I have several different outer foams depending on the tire height. The outer foam pictured is 9.25" tall :shock: and is the biggest I am currently CNC cutting. As usual, the tires are all butt jointed with no over laps. It seeming took forever to make these. Anyways, on to the pictures: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4086/...5d80b6fb_o.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4130/...fac3a419_o.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4153/...dc2055a2_o.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4087/...0b3ee828_o.jpg |
Holy crap they big! You work fast. |
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Wow Eddie, nice work! Do you have a top shot of the final mounted tire and foam? How wide is it? |
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Unfortunately I don't have any other pictures. I was rushed to get them packed up and shipped out today. The width and height of the rim will make a huge difference in how the tire sits at rest. I don't always get all the info from a customer about the rig they are going on. So I don't know how much the Super weighs or what rims these cut n shut tires are going on. This was a rush job for 8 tires and foams all the same. |
It's not the size of the tire its how you use it....:lmao: |
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hot damn those are huge, and look perfect as always! and helllll yeah the fumes from ic2000 are super gnarly! |
Are these mounted up on a Rig yet? |
Those are crazy :shock: Nice nice job by the way."thumbsup" |
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