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: Anybody Know About -joe's Studs- scratchinmyass 10-02-2002, 12:44 PM I Have an 03 ZR900 and i was wondering if anyone has used Joes Studs. The reason I am asking is because I a have chance to get 192 of them for a very good price through a friend. I would be getting stainless steel, braised in carbide tips. Are they worth saving the money? ZR Sled Head 10-02-2002, 02:06 PM I know nothing about Joe's, Frank's or Lil Ted's studs but I do know since switching to Woody's studs I've had zero problems. You get what you pay for. DSET 10-02-2002, 03:00 PM #Webmaster Mode Text Deleted. User 'DSET' banned for posting offensive message. scratchinmyass 10-02-2002, 03:51 PM #Webmaster Mode Text Deleted. User warned for posting offensive message. Webmaster HIGHLY recommends change in username before this one is removed. Beerman 10-03-2002, 09:37 PM But as far as Joe's... As ZR Sled Head said, you get what you pay for. 95% of everyone use either Woody's or Stud Boy's, there's got to be a good reason for that. I bought my TCat already studded with a less expensive brand and they didn't last as long as a good set of Woody's or SB's. If I were you, spend the extra few $ and get the best. Over a few years even $100 isn't much. Text edited by SWWebmaster zr5carb 10-06-2002, 06:38 AM anyway i have never heard of the joes studs but bought extreme max studs last season from jumpstartracing.com and am very pleased with the way they have held up. Text edited by SWWebmaster Sharkey 10-06-2002, 08:42 AM What I have found out in business. Companies using someones first names are not as credible and long lasting. Joe's sounds flaky. Woody's was a first name but is just used for stud line and are excellent, their real company name is International Engineering Co. scratchinmyass 10-06-2002, 05:19 PM Well today I went to the Michigan Cup grass drags and found out that the supposedly "JOE'S STUDS" are a Woody's stud, But I guess what happens is that other companies will buy a bunch of either left over studs from a sled show or something and then put there name on it and sell it. So I feel a little better about buying them. I just hope that I don't have problems with using that long of a stud, 1.40" on a 1.25" Lug track. sledcrazy 10-06-2002, 05:31 PM #Webmaster Mode Text Deleted. User 'Sledcrazy" warned for posting offensive message. 6 10-07-2002, 08:30 AM #Webmaster Mode Topic reopened by SWWebmaster -------------------------------------------- I cannot believe what has happen in this forum since I have been gone for a few days preparing for some Grass Drags. I cannot believe that ANYONE would have thought that this would have been tolerated. | ||