Im gonna say 11lbs 12 lbs. No reason to go less than that.mine just came in what psi you guys running xp1000 2 seater. 9 paddle extremes jesus they are light.
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Im gonna say 11lbs 12 lbs. No reason to go less than that.mine just came in what psi you guys running xp1000 2 seater. 9 paddle extremes jesus they are light.
Post up your weights. When are you going out riding so you can give an honest review.mine just came in what psi you guys running xp1000 2 seater. 9 paddle extremes jesus they are light.
Tim showed me some new Xtreme Skat-Trak 30x13x14 that have a roll out of 97" which is 31" it's Frickin sick how bad Ass these tires have turned out as they will be the true Gold Standard in performance paddles. Nothing else even come close in size or weight it's a no Brainer.
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I was thinking of the original 30" Skats when the XP1000 was introduced.
Here is what some one posted on another forum that has the 30x11x14 on beadlock OMF NXG rims
Tire/Rim Spec's:
Rims -- OMF -- NXG series in raw aluminum -- 8" X 14" w/ 4X4 offset for the XP.
Tires -- 30 X 11 X 14 .. .. Scat/Buffed front -- Scat/12 paddle rear.
Weight front tire/rim == 33.4 Lbs. Ea.
Weight rear tire/rim == 34.4 Lbs. Ea.
Tire height/Inflated to 12 PSI on concrete free standing:
Front == 27 3/8"
Rear == 27 7/8"
Front/rear carcus measurement.
14x8 cms wheels with 30x13x14 9 paddle extremes 14lbs tire pressure 26.8lbs each
14x7 cms wheels with 30x11x14 smoothie buff form time 25.4lbs each
going to rip them this weekend in Winchester oregon
The Roll out I saw at Tims Shop were all around 94 to 95+ lately and that makes them all solid 30" tires and Skat measures roll out on all tires after the buff.
I think skat Trak sells them and some other dealers have them. Some skat Trak dealers might not sell enough Skats to have them though. I don't know his total business.Think they will stay exclusive to Extreme or will he sell them to other tire shops/fab shops for resale?
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Guys that understand and want performance buy the Skats and they keep that secret to themselves, trailer Queens buy STUs, IMHOThey are made to Tims spec and the buffing helps to lighten it up and also for traction. And it preps the surface for the vulcanized of the paddles.
Tim has a complete line of sand car paddles also and has the ability to make his own paddle tire but he won't do it because it will not be as good as this skat build so he says you can't beat em join em.
He doesn't want another heavy molded tire like the STU that just can't compare to the Skats in performance.
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