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Cut or no cut on R35 Ripsaws

your right.. well Im just starting to craw so I have plenty of time to use the r35 and then thinking what to use for desert trails (Baja 1000 off road terrains, sand, rocks, debris, trees, etc) and few rocks
 
IMO, this is the ONLY thing that I would do to those tires:
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This will make the sidewalls softer and give it more of a scale look. "thumbsup"


any DIY on how to do this?
 
any DIY on how to do this?


I did mine similar with some flush cutters to cut the lugs then took a dremel with a sanding drum to smooth it all out. Makes the sidewalls move a lot more. I dig it"thumbsup". I also did this to some swampers and dramatically changed the tire.
 
IMO, this is the ONLY thing that I would do to those tires:
_MG_9943small.jpg


This will make the sidewalls softer and give it more of a scale look. "thumbsup"

Wow, MG200's shaved Ripsaws look awesome on that truck!!! 8) I may have to get out the flapper wheel fro my grinder!
 
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