,,I'm old enough to know the other "differences"
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Even your air dams look like they are brand new 
Upgraded the wheelie-things
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They both do the same thing.
Historically sales are about 50/50
Typically what I tell people when they ask is this...
FattDaddys are built in a 1/4 inch cold rolled steel rig and have one wheel per side. They are very very sturdy. If you have a lot of angled inclines, this is the set for you.
The FattMamma's have two wheels per side and work best for straight on angles, like speed bumps or ramps.
Really, they both work great and there is not much of a difference in performance
Peace
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Ed, don't want to hi-jack your thread, but thought I'd answer a few of the questions posed...
They both do the same thing.
Historically sales are about 50/50
Typically what I tell people when they ask is this...
FattDaddys are built in a 1/4 inch cold rolled steel rig and have one wheel per side. They are very very sturdy. If you have a lot of angled inclines, this is the set for you.
The FattMamma's have two wheels per side and work best for straight on angles, like speed bumps or ramps.
Really, they both work great and there is not much of a difference in performance
Peace
Chip
They both do the same thing.
Historically sales are about 50/50
Typically what I tell people when they ask is this...
FattDaddys are built in a 1/4 inch cold rolled steel rig and have one wheel per side. They are very very sturdy. If you have a lot of angled inclines, this is the set for you.
The FattMamma's have two wheels per side and work best for straight on angles, like speed bumps or ramps.
Really, they both work great and there is not much of a difference in performance
Peace
Chip
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Glad I found this thread- I had the Fattmommas, got rid of them. I was the ground that I normally did not contact before without them. I also did not like how they contacted the underside of the bumper cover. The wheel gets "chewed up", then then it rubs against the bottom of the bumper cover.
I plan to use the single wheeled ones, they look smaller and they ahve the protective part at the top so it shouldn't contact the bumper cover.
I plan to use the single wheeled ones, they look smaller and they ahve the protective part at the top so it shouldn't contact the bumper cover.
