foam on asphalt?
#1
foam on asphalt?
anyone use foam on asphalt? i tried it this weekend with purple and plaids and it was doing better than the take off 22's. Although they were working well it seems that maybe i should be using some other color. anyone have any ideas.
the building is indoors and the track is cold.
thanks for the help.
the building is indoors and the track is cold.
thanks for the help.
#4
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Re: foam on asphalt?
Originally posted by racingcivic
anyone use foam on asphalt? i tried it this weekend with purple and plaids and it was doing better than the take off 22's. Although they were working well it seems that maybe i should be using some other color. anyone have any ideas.
the building is indoors and the track is cold.
thanks for the help.
anyone use foam on asphalt? i tried it this weekend with purple and plaids and it was doing better than the take off 22's. Although they were working well it seems that maybe i should be using some other color. anyone have any ideas.
the building is indoors and the track is cold.
thanks for the help.
#5
Tires..
Jaco or Trc purples and double purples work Great out side, thats what we run..
#6
I have tried pinks on the rear and purple on the fronts. Works great~!
#9
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Originally posted by disaster999
you will never find 26mm rear tires! no one in hk runs foam on electic!
just get front foams...the are the same stuff!
you will never find 26mm rear tires! no one in hk runs foam on electic!
just get front foams...the are the same stuff!
sorry mate but there is a massive difference between front and rear foams. Fronts for front only, rears can be used on front as well but will give a lot more steering.
#10
I ran front 40s 26mm nitro foams on all 4 wheels through the summer. They worked great on the outdoor asphult tracks I run at.
#11
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Originally posted by Besercoe
sorry mate but there is a massive difference between front and rear foams. Fronts for front only, rears can be used on front as well but will give a lot more steering.
sorry mate but there is a massive difference between front and rear foams. Fronts for front only, rears can be used on front as well but will give a lot more steering.
how could it possiblely be different that whats used in the fronts? they are of the same compound (if your running shore ratings) and the donut rings MIGHT be different than the fronts
i dont think companies could actually spend more money on researching a completely new compound or whatever for the rear tires. if thats the case...why do they ahve the same shore as the fronts? why would the front tires be the same price as the rears?
#12
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Originally posted by disaster999
as far as i know...they are the same...i ran front tires in the rear of my car before, handles like a dream
how could it possiblely be different that whats used in the fronts? they are of the same compound (if your running shore ratings) and the donut rings MIGHT be different than the fronts
i dont think companies could actually spend more money on researching a completely new compound or whatever for the rear tires. if thats the case...why do they ahve the same shore as the fronts? why would the front tires be the same price as the rears?
as far as i know...they are the same...i ran front tires in the rear of my car before, handles like a dream
how could it possiblely be different that whats used in the fronts? they are of the same compound (if your running shore ratings) and the donut rings MIGHT be different than the fronts
i dont think companies could actually spend more money on researching a completely new compound or whatever for the rear tires. if thats the case...why do they ahve the same shore as the fronts? why would the front tires be the same price as the rears?
#13
CypressMidWest - So nitro rear tires are closer to the type of foam used in trc and jaco (ele) tc tires?