brushless

Does anyone know where I can find some info. about Take-Off rubber tires? I would like to see the shore ratings and what temps the track needs to be to run each shore rating. Thanks.

speedxl

look for their web site on schumachers site also in the package there is a paper with the temp ratings!
rubber tires are rated by temp but foams have a shore rating!

brushless

That site only shows Sorex tires.

TimPotter

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I think what Hector was trying to spit out, is.

Rubber Tires( Slicks and Treaded ) are rated by Tempature Range, and Foam (Rubber) tires are rate by shore.

Current Take Off Tires have the following ratings

CS-22
CS-27
CS-32
CS-37

For the most part the most run of these tires are the CS-27 Premounts

speedxl

tim sorry I meant radials are temp rated and foam is rated on shore (firmness)

Sorry!

brushless

But how do I find Take-Off's official web site or some info. on what temps. the different tires will work with?

speedxl

dude do a search on google ! jeeze do I have to hold your hand!

brushless

Please hold my hand. I get scared in Google world!

TimPotter

iTrader: (15)

Here is what Powers Says..

CS-22 0-30 C
CS-27 10-50C
CS-32 20-60C
CS-37 40-70C

http://www.powers-international.com/...ex-english.htm

A recommendation is this, anything below 90F track temp, run CS-22, above that 27's.

brushless

Thank you Tim.

PW

We think of them as compounds/temp ratings:

CS22-Soft (cold/night) 90deg or below
CS27-Medium (warm/hot/) 90 - 160+
CS32-Hard (stupid hot) 170+
CS37-Plastic tires

Please remember that setup is important to make any tire work in any temp range

speedxl

guess you beat me too it tim ! thanks pw. http://www.powers-international.com/...ex-english.htm

brushless

Hey PW. 60 degrees C is only 140 degrees F.

PW

brushless....I understand that and that is why we think of the ratings more like compounds With properly setup cars you can run softer tires beyond their ratings

In Florida we average 115 - 160 deg track temps and the CS27 works great.