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Old 02-24-2009, 02:26 PM
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I have been running Losi X2000 on my xxxcr for awhile now. I want to switch over to the new x3000. The pins look a little bigger has any one ran these tires before? I run them in red at SRS.
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Yea i like Pink x-3000's they are good tires.
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You don't want to run pink compound at SRS tho. Just try them and see, it won't hurt. To be honest M3 hole-shots work the best.


I would also recomend consulting your local team driver. Wheelie knows what he's talking about... sometimes .
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I use m3 hole shots on wet track but, I am looking for a good dry track tire. I really like the X2000 in red for dry track but the X3000 look like the will have a little more traction and run time from the larger pins
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Its always worth sacrificing a set of rims to see one way or the other.
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I guess I will just run them and see what happens. Worst case i have a good set of practice tires
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x2000's have larger sidewalls than the x3000's, I thought the pins sizes were the same. I guess I have to take a closer look.
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Originally Posted by nickosclan
I guess I will just run them and see what happens. Worst case i have a good set of practice tires
naa, those may work when holeshots don't, honestly it really depends on what your racing on. Different tires feel different in side bite and forward bite i would prolly just hold on to them. If they aren't good for the surface you will be suffering. Tires is like 80-90% of the set-up.
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Originally Posted by Gliptal
x2000's have larger sidewalls than the x3000's, I thought the pins sizes were the same. I guess I have to take a closer look.
that is right. Horne was telling me the team drivers would cut a couple rows out of the x2000 to obtain the desired effect...and so the x3000 was born.
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X3000 tires are lower profile (less sidewall) than the X2000
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X-3000 have a different interanal design as well so they should not balloon as much as a x-2000. I would say if your track is smooth but dusty the x-3000. If it is a little more rutted the X-2000 with the taller side wall will help soak up the bumps more. The X-2000 with good traction may feel a little wandery due to the taller profile. I have liked the X-3000 when I have used them. Give them a try.
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