What are the best 1/8 buggy "street" tires?
#1
Tech Champion
Thread Starter
What are the best 1/8 buggy "street" tires?
Hello,
everything is in the question . I already run my 808 brushless on track during the week-end but I'd like to run it on road also.
What are the best tires for that use? I wish they will handle 4S power
Thanks!
everything is in the question . I already run my 808 brushless on track during the week-end but I'd like to run it on road also.
What are the best tires for that use? I wish they will handle 4S power
Thanks!
#2
#3
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for brushless setup i recommend these..
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Dot-17mm-Soft
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Dot-17mm-Soft
I'm affraid foam tires will wear fast, what do you think?
#4
rubber will last longer than foam in most conditions.
#5
your best bet is really http://ipanemasports.com for slicks and radials (bad surfaces)
rubber will last longer than foam in most conditions.
rubber will last longer than foam in most conditions.
#6
based on my experience...those Ipanema tires are good on prepared race tracks only..if your racing at very hi-speeds the foams are the way to go,they wont baloon and they run true so they are pretty much balanced and stable compared to rubber and foam distortion at hi-speeds,the hotter the foams gets the grippier and softer they get,you just have to keep them clean.
again this is based on my experience using both ipanema and ofna foams on my heavily modified ofna gtp2.
again this is based on my experience using both ipanema and ofna foams on my heavily modified ofna gtp2.
#7
based on my experience...those Ipanema tires are good on prepared race tracks only..if your racing at very hi-speeds the foams are the way to go,they wont baloon and they run true so they are pretty much balanced and stable compared to rubber and foam distortion at hi-speeds,the hotter the foams gets the grippier and softer they get,you just have to keep them clean.
again this is based on my experience using both ipanema and ofna foams on my heavily modified ofna gtp2.
again this is based on my experience using both ipanema and ofna foams on my heavily modified ofna gtp2.
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#9
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BSR Foams last Much longer check these out you will never go back to ofna foams.
http://discountrctires.com/?mainURL=.../cuiy/BSR.html
3 Different shores Part # C8018 XX Pink or C8030 or C8032
http://discountrctires.com/?mainURL=.../cuiy/BSR.html
3 Different shores Part # C8018 XX Pink or C8030 or C8032
#11
Tech Adept
PMT PMT PMT
These are the only tires I run on my GTP 1.8 car and they grip really well. The downside is that the wear rate is high because they are soft, but that's the price to pay for such good grip. The tires sell for $32 a pair and can be found at PacificCoastHobbies.com ...
The Foam tires don't do to well unless they are on a prepared track with VHT or some other sticky compound imo.
I've never tried the Inpanemas tires, but they sure look nice.
These are the only tires I run on my GTP 1.8 car and they grip really well. The downside is that the wear rate is high because they are soft, but that's the price to pay for such good grip. The tires sell for $32 a pair and can be found at PacificCoastHobbies.com ...
The Foam tires don't do to well unless they are on a prepared track with VHT or some other sticky compound imo.
I've never tried the Inpanemas tires, but they sure look nice.
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#13
You can get the GRPs in a variety of shores as well as the PMT, Sweeps, and GQs. All would be good for your car. I like the GQ foams best for foam, but their rubber tires are the best for the street.
#14
the best tires are gq foams TMA HOBBIES will have them next week they last for weeks
#15
What about the GRP rally tires?