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fulcrum2 03-04-2010 12:07 AM

ATS 1/8 tyres on EVO rims
 
Hi there,

last year at the worlds ATS released the so called EVO rims for 1/8 foam tyres (disk style).
Has anyone already have some experience with them? They are noticable more expensive then the ATS Light rims.
Are they durable? How about the weight?
My experience with ATS is very good so far. The standard rims are very tough. The Light wheels save you about 20gramms but are more fragile if you hit the curbs hard.

Thanks a lot for your reply and best regards,

Stefan

Brian Bosley 03-04-2010 09:13 AM


Originally Posted by fulcrum2 (Post 7088625)
Hi there,

last year at the worlds ATS released the so called EVO rims for 1/8 foam tyres (disk style).
Has anyone already have some experience with them? They are noticable more expensive then the ATS Light rims.
Are they durable? How about the weight?
My experience with ATS is very good so far. The standard rims are very tough. The Light wheels save you about 20gramms but are more fragile if you hit the curbs hard.

Thanks a lot for your reply and best regards,

Stefan

I have run the evo style wheel in the new compound and in the lightweight, as you can imagine the lights are lightweight and not as durable. these look slightly opaque.

The new compound is entirely different and looks milky white, they are very durable and it seems like you can use a softer shore tire without the tire getting loose as it heats up during longer races. They are about the same weight as the kyosho style wheels, I don't have a new set in front of me to put on the scale though so I am not entirely sure. It is basically the kyosho style spokes on the back with a disc covering the front with the 3 slots though.

Zootcapri 03-04-2010 11:04 AM

The Twister site shows these as sold out too. Are they part of the 'be patient and we'll have new tires' or are they different and will soon be back in stock?

Brian Bosley 03-04-2010 11:30 AM


Originally Posted by Zootcapri (Post 7090529)
The Twister site shows these as sold out too. Are they part of the 'be patient and we'll have new tires' or are they different and will soon be back in stock?

There are a lot of details behind this but basically Twister USA will not be carrying the old line of ATS/Italy tires but will have an entirely new line race to be proven by many of the top racers you already know (hopefully soon)


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