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Thread: Silverstone MT-117 Extreme V Simex Centipedes

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    Silverstone MT-117 Extreme V Simex Centipedes

    G’Evening NP.com.au,
    Wanting/needing to work harder and save up to buy some gnarly faithful mud lugs for an upcoming adventure in 2023.
    Showing my age here but honestly thought Silverstone were the original Pioneers of Jungle Traction patterns with their sponsored wins throughout Trans-Pen Malaysia/Borneo competition challenges throughout the 80’s/90’s.

    http://www.silverstone.com.my/product/mt-117-xtreme

    Just recently heard/learnt of Simex and Centipedes but can only find McGoogle images of an exact old school tyre similar/same to same original pattern?
    Long story short, can’t find tonight any real McGoogle details on Simex Representation in Australia and or if they have available speciations anywhere’s?


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    Is this the type of thing you're after?

    Second hand in Vic

    35" Simex centipede tyres,
    https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/heat...oid_VIP_sticky

    Price: $1,555

    And this appears to be a Victorian distributor:

    https://lrautomotive.com.au/contents/en-us/d704.html


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    Cheers Lucas Legend


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    I hope to see them used in anger!

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    These MT-117 reminded me of the Interco Super Swampers and some remold tires that were popular here some 20 years ago called Blackstar MudMax
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    What about Nitto Mud Grapplers?

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    have a good look at the slippers on mine@mb, dig like crazy, well behaved on the road, grippier than the BFG's by a mile I found.

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    I used to have those Silverstone tyres. They were absolute rubbish.
    Don't expect them to last longer than 1 trip, lugs will tear off. Down right dangerous on the road. I don't think it's a good idea MB, have a look at the Nittos suggested by Matt.

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    Yeah I struggle to find info on the Simex ET2 but I'm certain they predate the Silverstone. Simex don't have the sipes like the Silverstone. I remember 20 years ago when 33s were big ans the Jungle Trekka 2s were the go to in Aus. When 35s became the benchmark the the Simex ET2 were king beside Super Swampers .

    I remember when the first guy turned up with the Silverstone. The lugs are smaller so further apart but it meant they wore Fast and made more noise. No good for the commute to the bush.

    I remember when I first met AB he was running the Remold Copy of the Simex. Mongrels.
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