JConcepts Thread
#4233
ok guys need some help
jconcpets has way to many 2 wheel fronts out in ribs what the diffrance in each one.
rounder
rips
groovy
what foams are you guys running in blue bar codes.
and on the track what does the v2 bar code do better then the v1
jconcpets has way to many 2 wheel fronts out in ribs what the diffrance in each one.
rounder
rips
groovy
what foams are you guys running in blue bar codes.
and on the track what does the v2 bar code do better then the v1
#4234
Tech Champion
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Groovy is my tire of choice and gives the most steering, Rips are for when you need a little less steering. I have yet to use Rounders. For the foams in blue Barcodes, AKA or Proline closed cells work great, the JC closed cells are a little too firm. I prefer the V2's on the track.
#4235
Tech Regular
Who has the V2s in stock?
#4237
Tech Master
iTrader: (87)
response on tires
I purchased a set of Goose Bumps a couple weeks back and went to the track to do some testing yesterday. Ran my usually setup and tires to get a base line to work from, put on the Goose bumps and back out to get results on handling. After the first battery made a shock adjustment but didn't notice any problems with the tires (didn't expect any so I admitt I didn't do an inspection). Second battery in and now making full throttle runs and working on faster laps. About half way through the battery I come down the front straight and hear this awful noise coming from my truck. Some one yells "you're blowing the tire off the rim". Upon inspection the photo shows what I found on one of the tires. A second tire had came loose from the rim and upon inspection I found it had glue in only 1 spot about 1/4" long on the outside, inside seemed to be glued around the entire rim. I don't understand how this got through quality, nor do I understand why the tire's rubber appears to be breaking apart. Can someone please explain this to me? Is this what I can expect when I buy these tires?
#4238
Tech Regular
Just be careful with their serrated nuts. I've ruined two rims messing around with them. They keep backing off and letting the rims spin. Had to cut a new set of Calibers and now may have to cut a set of flip outs, my favorite tires BTW.
Be sure to use loc tite even though it's supposed to be a lock nut. LOL
Be sure to use loc tite even though it's supposed to be a lock nut. LOL
#4240
Just be careful with their serrated nuts. I've ruined two rims messing around with them. They keep backing off and letting the rims spin. Had to cut a new set of Calibers and now may have to cut a set of flip outs, my favorite tires BTW.
Be sure to use loc tite even though it's supposed to be a lock nut. LOL
Be sure to use loc tite even though it's supposed to be a lock nut. LOL
jconcpets has way to many 2 wheel fronts out in ribs what the diffrance in each one.
rounder
rips
groovy
what foams are you guys running in blue bar codes.
and on the track what does the v2 bar code do better then the v1
rounder
rips
groovy
what foams are you guys running in blue bar codes.
and on the track what does the v2 bar code do better then the v1
Rounders = Max steering on smooth/clean surfaces (grooved). Has to much steering 99% of the time and I don't even carry a set to the track.
Rips = Best overall feel of steering balance on most conditions.
Groovy's = Aggressive steering on most conditions.
Most tracks we still run the stock foam in Blue/Green Bar Codes. The JC "closed-cell" inserts are updated to a softer material and we do run those on smooth/grooved surfaces.
I feel the V2 has slightly more cornerspeed, but not quite as safe feeling to drive.
#4241
#4242
Tech Regular
The latest batch of wheel nuts have been updated . I actually have to use a T-handle now to get them off.
Well, that sucks for me....2 wheel sets later...lol.
Well, that sucks for me....2 wheel sets later...lol.
#4244
just want to ask when will the new jconcepts b4 front and rear dish 12mm hex wheels will be out and in stock?