GMS_Racing

iTrader: (65)

Im looking at getting a set of Suburbs for my SC for indoor carpet and im trying to figture out which compound is the longest lasting between the MC, MX, and M3. Thanks for the help

Matt @ Pro-Line

MX and MC will last longer than M3 because they are harder compounds. For carpet, I would start with MC. If that does not give you the traction you are looking for, then I would try M3 next.

I hope this helps,
-Matt

GMS_Racing

iTrader: (65)

so would MX be the hardest then..the track has tons of bite so im really just looking for what would be the hardest compund outa the 3

shanty140

iTrader: (5)

I just looked at Proline compound chart. And according to it, I would assume the hard compound would be MC. Maybe I am reading it wrong though.

Here is the Compound Chart.
http://prolineracing.com/images/howt...poundChart.pdf

punkracer24

iTrader: (13)

geeze matt....get it right

D-money

iTrader: (31)

for carpet racing i would go with the m2 compound for long wear

Matt @ Pro-Line

MX and MC are similar in hardness. Just different rubber for different conditions (MX designed for outdoor, hot, blue groove conditions).

The suburbs are not available in M2 so that is, unfortunately, not an option.

SocalSnakeEyes

iTrader: (6)

What ever happend to R1?

flame56mx

iTrader: (520)

That went out with the Fuzzies and Evil twins..lol

GMS_Racing

iTrader: (65)

square fuzzies where the shiz

T-BirdJunkie

iTrader: (10)

So, indoor clay...what compound would you run? MX or M4 for suburbs?

Reubster24

iTrader: (37)

The chart says MC's are for indoor clay.

T-BirdJunkie

iTrader: (10)

Thanks, computer's having issues with pdfs for some reason.

racerx1920

iTrader: (218)

the MC tire is great has a lost of grip and is an awsome tire, but in 2 weeks you will be buying another set because they will be close to slicks.

i run on and indoor clay track with Hotbodies beams on my losi 4X4 SCT and they have almost 2 months on them and still have alot of life and have just as good traction

flame56mx

iTrader: (520)

Yeah, when they worked, there was nothing better, but they didnt last long..