How do you mount the Switch tires to the SC10 wheels? I know the Slayer versions are the 2.2/3.0 size, but aren't the beads set up for the bead lock wheels and not glue on style wheels? Just curious, as I have a second set of SC10 wheels in black coming that I'd like to set up with different tires and foams. Maybe the JConcepts Goose Bumps (blasphemy, I know!).

Nah normal beads. I have the ones on my slash using regular 2.2 wheels. I'm cheating a little though. I'm gonna mount the switches on t4 wheels. Rpm revolver to be exact. It should give me a little more width. I did it in my slash using rustler wheels and it was night and day. Wheels just barely stick out the body.

I have a set of the goose bumps on the way.

Nice i'm real curios to see how those work. I really think the stock tires are allot of our handeling problems. I'll let you know how the switches go.

Personally, I don't like the Goosebumps. It's just a step toward pins and fuzzies IMO.

I agree.

Plus, I like the challenge that the stock tires give you.

To each his own, I am not racing so I will be selling the kit tires to buy the Jconcepts.

if you want night and day handling on the slash put some memory foams , (sliced in half) with the slash tires. let me know how it goes yea not really, but you will see the diference better than the pro lines for sure ........
but you didnt hear it from me

But isnt half the fun of driving these the tires??? If i wanted a truck with pins i would drive my CR. JMHO

Anyone mess with the adjustable wheelbase? What does it affect? Will longer keep the ass end from swinging out?

short wheelbase means more forward bite....

here is my body...

Well it will certainly be easy to spot in a crowd.

Nice and bright i like it.

I'm torn on the goosebumps myself but don't figure it will be a crime to try a different set of tires out to see how they do. Maybe they won't make much difference at all.

The body on this truck is awesome! I just got my kit today from Carolinas RC. Its been a long time since I have built a new electric kit, should be much fun!