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MasiisaM 02-12-2014 02:04 PM

JConcepts TLR 22 Front Axle Conversion
 
Hey all...sorry if this is a stupid question, but i am planning on getting the axle conversion for my 22 2.0 and was wondering if i still use the TLR 22 rims or do i use another type.

thanks for the help...

Matt Trimmings 02-12-2014 02:10 PM


Originally Posted by MasiisaM (Post 13002606)
Hey all...sorry if this is a stupid question, but i am planning on getting the axle conversion for my 22 2.0 and was wondering if i still use the TLR 22 rims or do i use another type.

thanks for the help...

you still use the 22 style wheels.

MasiisaM 02-12-2014 02:32 PM


Originally Posted by Matt Trimmings (Post 13002622)
you still use the 22 style wheels.

Thanks Matt...

zachattak 02-13-2014 06:09 PM

So all you JC guys, whats a go to tyre for 1/10? Track got a little grip, fairly loamy and choppy in places. Outdoor clay/dirt mix.

Thanks!

5th wheel 02-13-2014 06:22 PM


Originally Posted by zachattak (Post 13006598)
So all you JC guys, whats a go to tyre for 1/10? Track got a little grip, fairly loamy and choppy in places. Outdoor clay/dirt mix.

Thanks!

3Ds will work good. Soft

ntJeff 02-13-2014 06:24 PM


Originally Posted by zachattak (Post 13006598)
So all you JC guys, whats a go to tyre for 1/10? Track got a little grip, fairly loamy and choppy in places. Outdoor clay/dirt mix.

Thanks!

I ran Double Dees in almost identicle sounding conditions, and they were super hooked up.

zachattak 02-13-2014 06:48 PM

Thank you!
Ive got hybrids, flip outs and goosebumps all in green. Might go with the goosebumps first run or two, then go to a hybrid as it dries out.

the incubus 02-13-2014 09:16 PM


Originally Posted by ntJeff (Post 13006658)
I ran Double Dees in almost identicle sounding conditions, and they were super hooked up.

This.

Usually Super Soft (Green) is just right but for added grip in the mains Mega Soft (Black) increases grip just that much more.

imrob 02-16-2014 10:23 AM

tire
 

Originally Posted by the incubus (Post 13007141)
This.

Usually Super Soft (Green) is just right but for added grip in the mains Mega Soft (Black) increases grip just that much more.

I have decided to try jc tires this. Know my question is what are the tires to carry for out door tracks from lose to medium grip. I have a set of doudble d for my sct. One set of black jacket for my buggy. And one set of double d for truggy. So far. I think I need a tire like the city block and maybe a set of sevens.can I get a little infor or help on what I might be missing.

the incubus 02-16-2014 01:54 PM

After an amazing event put on by jconcepts yesterday, my DD's were superb although my driving was a bit off all 2wd, but drove decent in 4wd in both qualifiers on green DD's. However, in the 4wd c main I ran splitters for the first time and my car was planted. Started 8th and going up to turn 2 there was a big pile up and I just about made it cleanly to zoom into 2nd but someone gunned their way out of the pile and clipped me just enough to spin me into the pipes. I came out of that in 6th and a lap later another pile up in front and this time I got by clean and into 3rd place and was gaining in 2nd until a turn marshal (young kid) jumped out at the wrong time as I was about to launch on our huge triple and I just saw the kid in time to veer to the infield so as to not take his head off. Then he looked at my car sitting there for about 5 seconds, upon which time I had to choice but to yell c'mon turn marshal!!! Lol

By then I was back to 7th with under 2 minutes to go but from there I put in the best laps I've put together in a race and battled back to finish on the wing of third place. Moving forward, Splitters will be my outdoor tires for most conditions. Just a great tire!

Deluxe312 02-16-2014 02:26 PM

Any places have dirt webs in any compound in stock yet?

EDIT: I just ordered two pair of green dirt webs from Superior Hobbies. They should have about 5 pair left at the moment.

Dale.0 02-16-2014 08:32 PM

Where can I buy some gold dirt webs?

Fabulous 02-16-2014 09:18 PM


Originally Posted by Dale.0 (Post 13014969)
Where can I buy some gold dirt webs?

Ha Ha funny! Try Motorama...

rcgarrettp9 02-16-2014 09:24 PM

where can i find some super soft dirt webs?

Tradin Paint 02-16-2014 09:35 PM


Originally Posted by rcgarrettp9 (Post 13015119)
where can i find some super soft dirt webs?

see 5 posts below from Deluxe312


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