Originally Posted by B00t13g

Also this was the first time I've ever used your tires. I glued some rebar fronts at the same time with no issues. Idk

Originally Posted by mxracer458

I picked up a set of hexes for my worlds b4,the fronts are nice and blue like the rear hubs,the rear vexes almost look purple,bad batch of anodizing?

Originally Posted by CraigMBA

Thanks for the quick answer. I do most of my business with Tower and Stormer, and both of them had "on order" or "temporarily unavailable" on a ton of stuff, but in particular, bar codes in blue or gold. We have a brand new indoor track (the only one between Orange County and Sacramento) and I have no idea what to run for compounds.

Originally Posted by PW

Well I just confirmed with the warehouse that we have both "blue" and "gold" Bar Codes in stock. Both of those are very popular indoor compounds for indoor tracks. Gold seems to be the best on wet/damp conditions and Blue on the drier/grooved conditions.

Originally Posted by Jake S

that "blue lable" glue isnt very good, if your looking for a cheap alternative to expensive "rc grade" glue check out Loctite "professional liquid" it comes in a blue bottle with a cap that snaps and even has a cap that plugs the hole so you get zero leakage, and its under $5 for .71oz.

Originally Posted by Jmuck69

Are greens not ideal for indoor drier conditions?

Originally Posted by B00t13g

Just checked on the wheels after sitting over night. The tires are glued solid they just took a tad longer to dry. It seems like the hybrids will be killer at the j concepts race this weekend.

Originally Posted by PW

Cool...Jason will be there this weekend along with several of our team drivers. Feel free to go say hi and check out the JConcepts pits for all the new products .

Originally Posted by PW

Greens work great indoor for certain conditions (mostly east coast), but 90% of the indoor "west coast" tracks use Gold and some blue.

Originally Posted by PW

Well I just confirmed with the warehouse that we have both "blue" and "gold" Bar Codes in stock. Both of those are very popular indoor compounds for indoor tracks. Gold seems to be the best on wet/damp conditions and Blue on the drier/grooved conditions.