Losi Taper Pins
#1
Losi Taper Pins
I currently race at a dirt track that uses the Losi Taper Pins (pink) as the tire of choice. However, nobody seems to have them currently. Is there another tire that compares to them similarly?
I have tried the X-2000's and X-3000's by Losi, but they are not the same.
Thanks
I have tried the X-2000's and X-3000's by Losi, but they are not the same.
Thanks
#3
Tech Regular
iTrader: (11)
Here's a few things to try. The square fuzzies or evil twins are probably going to be your best bet.
Pro-Line Square Fuzzie #8089-02
http://www.prolineracing.com/proline.html
Pro-Line Evil Twin - Buggy Part #8197-12
http://www.prolineracing.com/proline.html
Pro-Line Inside Job 2WD Rear Tire Part #8202-12
http://www.prolineracing.com/proline.html
Panther Switches
http://www.pantherteam.com/index.php...roducts_id=240
Panther Cheetahs
http://www.pantherteam.com/index.php...roducts_id=205
Pro-Line Square Fuzzie #8089-02
http://www.prolineracing.com/proline.html
Pro-Line Evil Twin - Buggy Part #8197-12
http://www.prolineracing.com/proline.html
Pro-Line Inside Job 2WD Rear Tire Part #8202-12
http://www.prolineracing.com/proline.html
Panther Switches
http://www.pantherteam.com/index.php...roducts_id=240
Panther Cheetahs
http://www.pantherteam.com/index.php...roducts_id=205
#7
Panther Switch 2.0 in clay compound work very well at out track.
#8
the panther switch not the switch 2.0 or the panther puma are both very good for a somewhat loamy track type. either clay or soft compounds, since i haven't driven on your track its hard to say exactly what compound. the losi pinks are hard to find at times, but as the cactus classic get closer they show up a but more since it is the tire of choice for that race. i am kinda surprised that it is the tire of choice at your track with a bit of loam on it they are more of a blue groove swept track tire. i think that with the loam you have the puma would be more suited. do you guys run your track wet on club nights or dry?
#9
hey
at the track where i race at the closest thing would be a panther cheetah, which was still a little on the loose side, not enough side bite.....
at the track where i race at the closest thing would be a panther cheetah, which was still a little on the loose side, not enough side bite.....
#10
We run Losi pink Tapers at the indoor track that I run at, but we started running the Proline M3 Inside Jobs and had equal success if not better at times. I'd give a set of those a shot.
#11
would pro-line step-pins or pro-line lugnuts be a option?
but dont know if they make them for buggies
but dont know if they make them for buggies
Last edited by mxnut273; 01-16-2007 at 11:10 AM. Reason: add info
#12
Tech Elite
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Originally Posted by RYAN BARNES
We run Losi pink Tapers at the indoor track that I run at, but we started running the Proline M3 Inside Jobs and had equal success if not better at times. I'd give a set of those a shot.
#13
TLRacing
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Originally Posted by wingnutracing28
the panther switch not the switch 2.0 or the panther puma are both very good for a somewhat loamy track type. either clay or soft compounds, since i haven't driven on your track its hard to say exactly what compound. the losi pinks are hard to find at times, but as the cactus classic get closer they show up a but more since it is the tire of choice for that race. i am kinda surprised that it is the tire of choice at your track with a bit of loam on it they are more of a blue groove swept track tire. i think that with the loam you have the puma would be more suited. do you guys run your track wet on club nights or dry?
There has never been a single person ever to run a pink Taper pin at the Cactus.....