I would assume longevity. The silver being softer I would assume doesn’t last as long? I’m curious to try the Blue compound vs the Silver.

Thank you for the insight. Aqua's seem to be holding up at the track well for us. I am also having success with Silvers as well. I think sauce plays a part in it as well. I use SXT 3.0 usually, new tires I use Baja or Baja max depending on the temp. In the AM it is 59-60 degrees, then it warms up to 65-70 by noon.

I appreciate the insight on blue's. Makin is usually not dry, but good to know for other tracks I may visit.

Who is using Smoothies on loose dirt?

New Smoothie 3 is out - hey PW can you fill us in? The press release has a lot of words but is slim on details. Seems like thicker and reprofiled carcass and lower sidewall height? On track differences? Smoothie2 staying in the line or is this a replacement? Glad to see more compounds available as the jump from Silver to Aqua is big right now.

It will be a year until the public can get smoothie 3 like it was for smoothie 2

In stock on the website and I just ordered some earlier so I doubt that lol

good to know

It doesn’t appear that they used these tires at the Desert Classic,Trackside,or Hoosier races this year (smoothie 3)

The 3's are only available in green and blue right now. Silver is the go-to compound at Hoosier and Trackside, I'm assuming Silver at Hobby Action for DC too.

Do you guys the Falcon tires as a good option versus the Kosmos?

HOT!!! NEW!!! Smoothie 3 condoms in green/silver/blue compounds. Traction in any condition hot/cold/wet/dry reinforced, or non-reinforced carcasses which can be also turned inside out. Depending on your mood... Only available when the big ship from the China's is aloud in! I wonder if Hot Race knows of this...

I just ordered a j-concepts chassis for my B7D here in the UK, everywhere it's out of stock any idea when they will be available for shipping,
Cheers Wayne,

Guess the ship came in lol

What do you plan on using these for?

I guess I'm as curious as everyone else - developing a new slick in compounds nobody uses where slicks are used is an interesting choice for sure. Maybe it really is a dirt oval thing more than anything else. Any insights PW ?

Unfortunately not all the compounds came in at the same time and more compounds are on the way (green, blue, and clay). Yes, this tire design is more geared towards dirt oval, but has been very good in testing for sealed/glued off-road tracks as well.