Hot Bodies D413 1/10 4WD Buggy
#2596
Tech Elite
I ordered a bunch of stuff from Amain the day before I found out about the carpet track. I ordered 2 sets of clay tires, one for the 413 and one for my 410, not a mini pin to be found. I guess I better order some mini pins. I have Imex foam tires that I've used before on carpet, you guys think the mini pins will out perform foam tires?
#2598
If you are going to run Schumacher, I would say yellow compound. Blue is really stiff, and only good for really tall astro or grass. On our track the Mini Pin offers the most traction, but is really edgy. Most of us have the outer 3-4 rows of pins ground off with a dremel. The Mini Spike makes for a easier drive and much less chance traction roll. I CA'ed the outside edge of my fronts to take away a little more sidebite. dBoots Nanobite's seem to be right in the middle, offering the traction of the Mini Pin, but the side bite of the Mini Spike at our track.
#2599
Dying to get my d413! This buggy looks solid! Hope it comes in stock soon!
#2600
Tech Elite
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I ordered a bunch of stuff from Amain the day before I found out about the carpet track. I ordered 2 sets of clay tires, one for the 413 and one for my 410, not a mini pin to be found. I guess I better order some mini pins. I have Imex foam tires that I've used before on carpet, you guys think the mini pins will out perform foam tires?
#2601
#2602
Ordered Saturday, here today. I might have to call out sick tomorrow.
#2603
Tech Fanatic
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What kind of carpet track are they running? On-road style? Small jumps / elevation changes euro style? You may want to check rules on tire choice. Spike tires are really hard on on-road style carpet (CRC/Ozite style) and most tracks won't let you run any spike tire on the on-road track in the off-road classes.
If you are going to run Schumacher, I would say yellow compound. Blue is really stiff, and only good for really tall astro or grass. On our track the Mini Pin offers the most traction, but is really edgy. Most of us have the outer 3-4 rows of pins ground off with a dremel. The Mini Spike makes for a easier drive and much less chance traction roll. I CA'ed the outside edge of my fronts to take away a little more sidebite. dBoots Nanobite's seem to be right in the middle, offering the traction of the Mini Pin, but the side bite of the Mini Spike at our track.
If you are going to run Schumacher, I would say yellow compound. Blue is really stiff, and only good for really tall astro or grass. On our track the Mini Pin offers the most traction, but is really edgy. Most of us have the outer 3-4 rows of pins ground off with a dremel. The Mini Spike makes for a easier drive and much less chance traction roll. I CA'ed the outside edge of my fronts to take away a little more sidebite. dBoots Nanobite's seem to be right in the middle, offering the traction of the Mini Pin, but the side bite of the Mini Spike at our track.
#2604
I was told Euro style but I haven't see it yet. You know I think I'm going to wait until I see the carpet I don't need any more tires that might not work. My wife thinks I'm a tire junky, between my 1/8 and 1/10 rig I have close to a 100 sets of tires. LOL I like rc tires.
#2609
Tech Elite
+2 on yellow minipins (or for you stadium truck guys blue microspikes without insert with two to five rows cut on the inside and outside on the front tires).
I tried some PL wedgeČ/pinpoints on my 2WD, what a waste of time and money!
#2610