17mm wide rear foams?
I have searched high and low for a set of 17mm wide foams and have had no luck. Any leads would help. Thanks, Zuperman
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What car do you want to use them on? M-chassis? Mini? Micro? 20mm is the the smallest I've ever heard of for 1/10 scale touring
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Cut them down if you need to. Just put them on a truer and use an X-acto to cut off the inside edge.
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Originally Posted by Kyo83
(Post 6142098)
What car do you want to use them on? M-chassis? Mini? Micro? 20mm is the the smallest I've ever heard of for 1/10 scale touring
of his GT2. He wanted to do up a set of the Jato tires with Panther F140 foams mounted on standard size M/T rims. But after I let him know the cost and what a p.i.t.a. they are to mount, he is now going to run foams. The Jato tire set-up has unreal traction and is the only way my DM-1's will corner at all with the motors that I run. I also liked running the Ipanema treaded tires, after I juiced the rears up. I just wish the Jato tires lasted longer. |
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...ticons/doh.gifSo when he said 17mm he meant the wheel hub size and not the tire size. There are plenty of third party companies that make foams for the Inferno GT. Tell him to hit eBay and type in inferno GT tires....he's sure to get a hit or two. That's where I got my foam tires.
From this guy to be precise: http://cgi.ebay.com/NIB-Foam-Dirt-Ov...4.c0.m14.l1262 http://i6.ebayimg.com/01/i/000/7c/f9/e129_1_b.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/NIB-Foam-Dirt-Ov...4.c0.m14.l1262 http://i.ebayimg.com/03/!BT,wIgw!2k~...3IYSw~~_12.JPG |
Originally Posted by zuperman74
(Post 6138897)
I have searched high and low for a set of 17mm wide foams and have had no luck. Any leads would help. Thanks, Zuperman
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Twister USA imports IGT foam tires from ATS, but if you have a good track surface the "Rally Game" treaded natural rubber tire is second to none that I have tested. Unfortunately they only work if the track is very hot, run the 55's or you can try and get away with the 45's. They come mounted on traditional buggy wheels with a 17mm hex. There is also a wide truggy version that I personally haven't seen but hear is popular for some type of oval racing. For the winter you will need foams that do not depend on the track temperature.
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but gq makes the best foam tires for theses cars
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Well then Mr. Bosley, is there any way you can
get Twister USA to offer the ATS truggie foams for sale on there site? A few of my buddies and I have been running our truggies on a huge dirt oval at a friends farm. We would realy like to get some of those larger foams. You may end our long search for a tire that will work with our modded engines. Also, could you look into maybe importing the wider foams unmounted? Either way, I think they are going to be a hot selling tire. |
Originally Posted by rageworks
(Post 6149921)
Well then Mr. Bosley, is there any way you can
get Twister USA to offer the ATS truggie foams for sale on there site? A few of my buddies and I have been running our truggies on a huge dirt oval at a friends farm. We would realy like to get some of those larger foams. You may end our long search for a tire that will work with our modded engines. Also, could you look into maybe importing the wider foams unmounted? Either way, I think they are going to be a hot selling tire. I will see if I can a few sets in on the next order, do you have any idea what shore you would need? ATS doesn't sell the foam directly that I know of. |
I'm thinking something like a 45 shore. Not
too soft to start off with. Maybe some of the others on the thread here know what shore that they would like to try out. I'll go along with what ever anyone else wants to try out on the first order. I know that I'm not the only one that wants to give them a try. Come on guys, who else will try a set of these out with me. Lets see if this is the tire we have been looking for. |
Originally Posted by Brian Bosley
(Post 6148422)
Twister USA imports IGT foam tires from ATS, but if you have a good track surface the "Rally Game" treaded natural rubber tire is second to none that I have tested. Unfortunately they only work if the track is very hot, run the 55's or you can try and get away with the 45's. They come mounted on traditional buggy wheels with a 17mm hex. There is also a wide truggy version that I personally haven't seen but hear is popular for some type of oval racing. For the winter you will need foams that do not depend on the track temperature.
The foam tires usually sell in 35 and 40 shore so I assume those work the best. There will be an order shipping from Italy this week, expect stock on all of these including some of the truggy foams if they are still available to be in by mid month. |
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