New trackstar tire sauce, bearing oil, and all purpose cleaner
02-01-2012, 04:28 PM
#1
trackstar tire sauce, and other products
I havehad the chance to try out the new tire sauce by trackstar rc and it rocks. They have 3 types of sauce for different track conditions to ensure max grip. My favorite so far has been ts93 platinum, it has given me good grip right off the bat when used as described by the trackstar guys. I highly recomend giving this a try.
With how impressed i was with their sauce i decided to try their bearing oil and wow i dont know what it is but my bearings have never been smoother and they are lasting longer then before with other products i was using. It is another product i will be getting more of and keeping it with me, its great. I also bought a bottle of their all purpose cleaner and it also rocks, it cleans everything and i mean everything from tires to bodys to chassis, on road, off road, carpet, asphalt it cleans all types of conditions u run on.
I know this sounds like a plug in for trackstar and it totaly is, i feel that after using such great products that are not expensive like other products and getting better results with it that it deserves to be shared with everyone. Check it out and buy some you will not regret it go to www.trackstarrc.com and check it out they have plenty for your racing and competetive needs. P.s. Please forgive my bad spelling
With how impressed i was with their sauce i decided to try their bearing oil and wow i dont know what it is but my bearings have never been smoother and they are lasting longer then before with other products i was using. It is another product i will be getting more of and keeping it with me, its great. I also bought a bottle of their all purpose cleaner and it also rocks, it cleans everything and i mean everything from tires to bodys to chassis, on road, off road, carpet, asphalt it cleans all types of conditions u run on.
I know this sounds like a plug in for trackstar and it totaly is, i feel that after using such great products that are not expensive like other products and getting better results with it that it deserves to be shared with everyone. Check it out and buy some you will not regret it go to www.trackstarrc.com and check it out they have plenty for your racing and competetive needs. P.s. Please forgive my bad spelling
Last edited by xtremspeed43; 02-01-2012 at 08:21 PM.
02-01-2012, 05:05 PM
#2
When I read the title, all I could think of was this: http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-li...r-wax/1056743/
02-01-2012, 05:58 PM
#3
Lol i guess i should have made it an infomerical would have been funny
02-01-2012, 08:22 PM
#4
but in all seriousness its great stuff
02-01-2012, 08:24 PM
#5
Wow! Thanks for the plug(s). 
We got into the tire sauce game mid last year. Most of our local tracks sell it and can hardly keep it in stock.
Our TS-Gold (TS93G) is by far our biggest seller. It is a a great all around conditioner that works everywhere thus far we have used it. Rubber on dirt, asphalt and carpet as well as foam on asphalt and carpet. It has a slight rootbeer smell so it can be detected.
TS-Platinum (TS93P) is an outdoor only (because of chemical odor) and works on all rubber, dirt or asphalt.
TS-93 (TS93) is a good replacement for Zip Grip and Buggy Grip 2. It has a slight chemical smell also with a hint of rootbeer.
The bearing oil (TS-1+) xtremespeed43 mentioned is one of my proudest achievements. What started out as just a bearing oil has turned into a monster success with CVA, metal gear as well as plastic gear lubricant. If it passes our 1/8 buggy ring and pinion test later this month I will claim it to be THE best lube in our industry!
Vari-Clean has yet to hit the shelves. Xtremespeed43 must have gotten one of our sample bottles we handed out to some of the pro's and sportsman alike who had great things to say during our trial testing.
What started out as a venture to find an alternative to Simple Green to clean tires (because it removes the oils from the rubber) and though "bio-degradable" is toxic. Anyway, I'm not here to bash SG as we use it around the shop and it always has been a great product but is not meant for rubber. So we found what was going to be called R/C RC is now "Vari-Clean". This cleaner can be used on anything, plastic, metal, lexan, and of course your rubber tires. Bio-degradable and non-toxic, Vari-Clean will be available soon as we are waiting on some final packaging.
We got into the tire sauce game mid last year. Most of our local tracks sell it and can hardly keep it in stock.
Our TS-Gold (TS93G) is by far our biggest seller. It is a a great all around conditioner that works everywhere thus far we have used it. Rubber on dirt, asphalt and carpet as well as foam on asphalt and carpet. It has a slight rootbeer smell so it can be detected.
TS-Platinum (TS93P) is an outdoor only (because of chemical odor) and works on all rubber, dirt or asphalt.
TS-93 (TS93) is a good replacement for Zip Grip and Buggy Grip 2. It has a slight chemical smell also with a hint of rootbeer.
The bearing oil (TS-1+) xtremespeed43 mentioned is one of my proudest achievements. What started out as just a bearing oil has turned into a monster success with CVA, metal gear as well as plastic gear lubricant. If it passes our 1/8 buggy ring and pinion test later this month I will claim it to be THE best lube in our industry!
Vari-Clean has yet to hit the shelves. Xtremespeed43 must have gotten one of our sample bottles we handed out to some of the pro's and sportsman alike who had great things to say during our trial testing.
What started out as a venture to find an alternative to Simple Green to clean tires (because it removes the oils from the rubber) and though "bio-degradable" is toxic. Anyway, I'm not here to bash SG as we use it around the shop and it always has been a great product but is not meant for rubber. So we found what was going to be called R/C RC is now "Vari-Clean". This cleaner can be used on anything, plastic, metal, lexan, and of course your rubber tires. Bio-degradable and non-toxic, Vari-Clean will be available soon as we are waiting on some final packaging.
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