Lawson1024

Evening chaps, I've been looking into picking up some road tires for my truggy, there aren't any tracks anywhere near me and I thought they'd be great for driving in parking lots, on the street etc

Does anybody have much experience with any of them? Am I better off sticking to the off-road tires?

I've seem some Panthers, Phaltlines (which come ready mounted on wheels, but I'm not sure they'll fit my kyosho st) and one or two others, but I imagine you chaps will have a far greater knowledge of all this than me.

Thanks in advance for any info

James

Frank L

iTrader: (148)

I usually use a set of burnt up off road tires that are practically slicks. I havent seen any truggy on road specific tires like there are for buggys. You could always run buggy tires???

Lawson1024

There are a few on-road truggy tires

http://media.photobucket.com/image/p...uckbodyoff.jpg

These have some grip, where most are pure racing style slicks.

crazysavage

iTrader: (43)

Phaltlines are the most durable and work well on cold or warm surfaces. They balloon less on full power than the panthers tires but the phaltlines run best at 0 degrees of camber or maybe .5 degrees at most or they wear down unevenly.

Lawson1024

Thanks

Is it easy to change the camber? I think I'll order some phaltlines then. The wheels (on which the phaltlines are often premounted) comes with an HPI-fit 17mm hex fitting. Will this fit my kyosho inferno ST?