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12-31-2011 | 02:17 PM
#4592
Gold compound is scheduled for mid January. Tower Hobbies has Gold V2 Bar Codes in stock.
Each track is different; so you would have to compare Pressure Points & Bar Codes on your track. I think Bar Codes are normally the nicest tire to drive on low/no dust conditions and Pressure Points excel on tracks with a little more dust.
Each track is different; so you would have to compare Pressure Points & Bar Codes on your track. I think Bar Codes are normally the nicest tire to drive on low/no dust conditions and Pressure Points excel on tracks with a little more dust.
no need to burn them and soak em in wd40 to soften them, they are nice outa the package, I will be looking forward to v2 golds
12-31-2011 | 04:02 PM
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Ray
01-01-2012 | 10:52 AM
#4594
White is firmer than Orange. Its best for high temps / highly abrasive surfaces where you want to smooth the steering out a bit.
From my experience down here in Australia, Orange is most similar to red and best when it is warm. The great thing about the JC range is that you can also get Bar Codes in Blue, which work really well when it is cool but still black groove (eg Cactus in the morning). I usually use them when it is less than 15C (60F).
Ray
From my experience down here in Australia, Orange is most similar to red and best when it is warm. The great thing about the JC range is that you can also get Bar Codes in Blue, which work really well when it is cool but still black groove (eg Cactus in the morning). I usually use them when it is less than 15C (60F).
Ray
01-02-2012 | 05:35 AM
#4596
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They are already shipping to Dist/Hobbyshops and should be on the website this week.
ROAR approved batteries/motors for all classes.
Ray Munday gave a great description. Also keep in mind that JC barcodes (orange compound) have won last few years there, so I wouldn't single out Losi tires as the way to go anymore 
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Ray gave a great answer.
Not at the moment, but surely noted .
paul,for the nationals series in mod all we need are roar approved elec and batteries.
Plan on racing the Cactus Classic this year where I understand that Losi Red BK bars are way to go unless it is really cool out. Question, what JC compound would be equivalent to Red? Thanks!
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I have a pair of front barcodes in white compound ,i was wondering what they are comparable to or in between like between green and blue or blue and orange you get the idea. Thnx
How bout some YELLOW hazzard sct wheels!!!!
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01-02-2012 | 06:37 AM
#4598
They are already shipping to Dist/Hobbyshops and should be on the website this week.
ROAR approved batteries/motors for all classes.
Ray Munday gave a great description. Also keep in mind that JC barcodes (orange compound) have won last few years there, so I wouldn't single out Losi tires as the way to go anymore.
Ray gave a great answer.
Not at the moment, but surely noted.
ROAR approved batteries/motors for all classes.
Ray Munday gave a great description. Also keep in mind that JC barcodes (orange compound) have won last few years there, so I wouldn't single out Losi tires as the way to go anymore
. Ray gave a great answer.
Not at the moment, but surely noted
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01-02-2012 | 08:14 AM
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01-03-2012 | 05:22 AM
#4601
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01-04-2012 | 03:13 PM
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I just got my Pressure points in blue compound and either the tire is made too big or the closed cell foams in them are too small, Tires on rims have a 4mm air gap between the rubber and the foam, Ive never had a pair of SC tires fit this loose all the way around the tire.
Thanks!
Thanks!
01-04-2012 | 04:36 PM
#4603
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 4,786
From: Groveland, FL
I just got my Pressure points in blue compound and either the tire is made too big or the closed cell foams in them are too small, Tires on rims have a 4mm air gap between the rubber and the foam, Ive never had a pair of SC tires fit this loose all the way around the tire.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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