WHOBEE

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Trinity Buggy Grip is out of stock at my local shop and everywhere online.

Anyone know of a good substitute?

Wild Cherry

Trinity`s Death Grip

tony montana

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diesel fuel. Put a little in a bingo dapper

crazy4wdracer

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belt dressing, you can buy it at walmart in the automotive section. I like it even better than buggy grip and it is much cheaper too.

Dan Reino

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I make 2 products similar to BG2. Reino's Ragu and Magic Marinade. Great on all rubber tires, offroad and asphalt. We have been using it for 2 years at our indoor hard packed clay track(Thunder Rc). It is available at teameamotorsports.com, axiommotors.com, and a few hobby shops here in Tennessee. I will ship direct if interested in volume order. Feel free to PM me for more info.

Dan Reino

jerseyb

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y2kgtp

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What is the main reason for using this? To soften up the tires a bit?

Geez, did not see the 1 year old dates......

Jason Pelletier

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I prefer trinity Zip-free over death grip and buggy grip 2

dougyunker

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Believe it or not, WD-40 works well to soften up tires. All you have to do is spray them down during the week and throw them in a plastic bag.

Chris__RC

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People use traction formula to get a little bit better traction. But it softens up tires so the tires have more wear.

BSS07

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has anyone ever tried syrup?

ChrisWolfson

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There's lots of good options, depending on your track. We have high bite clay inside in the winter. It's wheelie poppin' traction. Most of the guys use buggy grip. I love Zip Free. Death Grip and Zip Grip don't usually work for us - probably because of the winter green in it. You can also try motor spray, wd40, goof off, diesel fuel, and belt dressing. I've seen all used in certain situations.

biggins

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i must agree with chris on this that Zip Free is a very good choice but i wouldnt say a second choice i use it more than buggy grip 2