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burty 09-13-2009 02:19 PM

truggy tires 101
 
gday guys,been out of the loop with truggys since my msr conversion for my mbx5 a few years ago,im purchasing a mbx6t and want to get a few sets of tires and wheels,whats the go nowadays, whats the lpr,vtr,4.0,3.whatever,xtr,m3,blah blah blah.im confused,i was aiming for std offset and getting the old faithful proline bowties,but there is so many choices now im lost,any help would be greatly appreciated,
cheers burty.

imaxx21 09-13-2009 02:29 PM

VTR is the current craze...

lighter than anything, and uses a buggy type bead

you have to use VTR rims as well

Black 09-13-2009 03:25 PM

Imaxx21- is correct. If you are running the Proline VTR you have to use the VTR wheel as well. No using the VTR wheel/tire with a different wheel/tire.

Of course I am extremely bias, however with that being said take a look at the JConcepts wheels and tires. Truggy mono wheels and Blue Crosshairs. Those are pretty much the tires we run everywhere and they last forever!

http://www.jconcepts.net/store/index...7b54c47c342bf1

DANE_TRAIN 09-13-2009 04:25 PM

proline vtr tires are the best.

freestylinmotox 09-13-2009 04:26 PM


Originally Posted by imaxx21 (Post 6338493)
VTR is the current craze...

lighter than anything, and uses a buggy type bead

you have to use VTR rims as well

x100000

VTR's are the best tire ive ever ran on a truggy. Easy to glue up, thinner than AKA's, lighter, and tread is awesome. Barely any tire wear. :nod:

steve307b 09-13-2009 05:03 PM

Just ran the m2 VTR Calibers today for the first time on my 8t 2.0 and they are awsome. They really worked well. Gonna be tough to go back to the 3.7's again.

burty 09-13-2009 06:49 PM

cheers heaps for the help guys,muchly appreciated
cheers burty.

tc5 man 09-13-2009 06:53 PM

so if u get the vtr rims you have to get the vtr tires also i seen though they only have holeshots and cailbers why dont they have aleast bowties or crimefighters

imaxx21 09-13-2009 06:59 PM

they should soon, VTRs are pretty new still

tc5 man 09-13-2009 07:05 PM

yea`the current ones that they have wont work at all except maybe calibers do they work in the dry

mtbkym01 09-14-2009 02:14 AM

VTR's better than AKA's?

losi_racer 09-14-2009 02:34 AM


Originally Posted by tc5 man (Post 6339808)
yea`the current ones that they have wont work at all except maybe calibers do they work in the dry

I live in az and yesterday it was like 110 out and windy. They were pouring water on the track to keep water on it. We would start our race and it moist. Then about half way it was dry and loamy. I ran m3 Vtr calipers and i never noticed any difference in traction the whole time, other people were fighting traction. Then in my main we ran 30 min. it was better, water actually stayed in our main. great traction the whole time. wear seems not existent.


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