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Can you put up a pic? Thank you for the real world feedback

With 395's?

60 is my goal, 65 would be nice.

VERIFIED! How fast do you guys think a deuce can go on 11.00R20 tires?

I wasnt rich enough this auction, maybe next time. But if I dont get any I will get an iron and do it like that. I agree, not too deep. If it works well then I can try the 11's like you said.

The red lines represent where I want to groove the tread.

Yes you have a very valid point there, I don't like changing the 37"s on my bronco lol. Hopefully if it does happen I am close to home so i can use the bucket on the tractor.

Thank you, I tried to do it in the "go advanced" tab but it didn't work.

This is if I cannot get some 395 tires for a good price. I like the idea of duals on the rear but i'd love to have super single 395's :beer:

Well considering the lack of info on the subject I suppose I can groove the stock 9.00 20 tires I plan to replace. If it's a failure then I guess I am not out that much,

This is the closest thing I have found and I am NOT looking to take that much lol. I just want to take a bit out of the center rib and maybe sipe "spelling?" the outer lugs for traction in slipery or icy conditions.

Yep hence the reason for groovong a set of easily aquired 11.00 NDT

So as a Michigander getting ready to get back and pick up his first Deuce which is currently registered as a historic Vic, what does this mean in plain english? you need a plate but do not have to display it. However you must have the plate in the vehicle to show to LEO uppon request?

Where at? I see them for way more than that!

I searched high and low and I cannot find anything on the sort. I really want at least an 11.00 tire so I can pick up some top end speed but I cannot seem to find a tire that will not cost my first born or less. The thought crossed my mind to run 11 NDT tires but cut the center rib every so...

You use this gauge? http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sun-cp8213/overview/

Killer! So where did you get the 24v bulb? Vatozone or napa?

Soft you say? That's good, perhaps they are less likely to crack then. After careful thought I am still going to use that kit fro Auberins but I will buy a cheap anolog boost gauge just because.

About 6 years ago I decided I wanted a Deuce and started doing research. I came across your videos on youtube and I was really pleasantly surprized when I found your build thread on here. Thanks for documenting everything on here, I really love what you have done with it. My plans are to keep it...

I use crc cutting oil on taps and drill bits, it foams and sticks to the bits real well. I like it for heavy duty jobs like when I bore out steering knuckles for hiem joints. True grease will hold the shavings better but I just like cutting oil.