RC10T4.1 Thread.
#1758
Looks like the new Proline Truck Scrubs are in stock and out there. Anyone try them yet? And if so, how do they compare to what they're an obvious copy of, the Losi Taper?
They're good! So far with 2 quals and a main they are holding up well.
#1759
#1760
I use Avids but my buddy uses the losi's. He runs fronts in the front. Not sure if he tried rears up front but his truck seems dialed and he's very quick. Maybe someone else has first hand experience though.
#1761
Tech Initiate
For indoor clay advice: closed cell foam or standard?
#1762
Tech Rookie
#1763
Tech Champion
iTrader: (21)
The Proline closed cell stadium truck inserts are rather firm so you need a lot of bite to make them work and be faster than open cell. I haven't seen the JC stadium truck ones yet (have they even shipped for that matter?).
At my local indoor track, they work(ed) great when the layout is fresher and high-bite but fade off in terms of laptime as the track goes away. And unless you want to completely re-do your setup to fight a push, you really only need them in rear. I've just wound up carrying two sets of the same type of rears, one with open and one with closed cell and switch between them as needed.
At my local indoor track, they work(ed) great when the layout is fresher and high-bite but fade off in terms of laptime as the track goes away. And unless you want to completely re-do your setup to fight a push, you really only need them in rear. I've just wound up carrying two sets of the same type of rears, one with open and one with closed cell and switch between them as needed.
#1764
Tech Initiate
I have Jconcept bar codes. The white open foam is pretty firm. Do I need to trim the foam 3/4? I'm running at WCRC.
#1769
Open Cell: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Insert-Firm-2
Closed Cell: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Tire-Inserts-2