JConcepts Thread
#3151
#3152
Carver
hi - what's the right way to mount the Carver 2.2" truck tires?
#3153
That is up to you. It can be done either way. I like to have a lot of steering, and that way is to have the "V" looking treads to the outside, and the sharp edge to the inside. The other way, from what I am told, is smoother and not as aggressive. If your track is rough, the second way will be better, as it won't "grab" all of the bumps, and ruts. Hope this helps.
#3155
The 1/2" wide peice is used for the stock Traxxas wheel and goes on the 2.2 side (outside wall). You don't need to use it for the JC Rulux wheels.
#3158
We already have bodies for most of the popular Kyosho kits; RT5 coming soon . We are still undecided with the wheels, but its still on the table.
#3161
Tech Adept
I noticed that Tower has a pending new Body. The 16th Slash Truth body. I want on for my Mini Slash as soon as it releases. Any news when this will come? What about SCT Goosebumps for the mini Slash? That would be sweet!!!!
#3162
Tech Regular
iTrader: (5)
Rulux spokes are where it is at!
For those wanting great front end grip, we have been running double dee's all the way around, and on blue groove double dees front, and bar codes rear. DIALED! Groovys and Rounders still have a place in our heart, but we have been messing with different configurations in practice.
For those wanting great front end grip, we have been running double dee's all the way around, and on blue groove double dees front, and bar codes rear. DIALED! Groovys and Rounders still have a place in our heart, but we have been messing with different configurations in practice.
#3163
Rulux spokes are where it is at!
For those wanting great front end grip, we have been running double dee's all the way around, and on blue groove double dees front, and bar codes rear. DIALED! Groovys and Rounders still have a place in our heart, but we have been messing with different configurations in practice.
For those wanting great front end grip, we have been running double dee's all the way around, and on blue groove double dees front, and bar codes rear. DIALED! Groovys and Rounders still have a place in our heart, but we have been messing with different configurations in practice.