Tire sauce?
#1
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Tire sauce?
Does anyone have a home made tire sauce recipe that mimics zip grip free? I know it is mostly mineral spirits. I'm looking for something similar to keep my tires from loading up on a clay track. Prices on buggy grip is just rediculous. Simple green works to make tires sticky, but they load up fast.
#3
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Ams and dbr 's. Mostly dbr 's. Running ions and pythons.
#6
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Ok...here is where the rubber hits the road...pun intended
Wd-40 is basically kerosene with perfume added. Mineral spirits is also a water displacing solvent. I'm going to start my experiment with a mixture of kerosene, mineral spirits, and some denatured alcohol to make it flash off faster. Ill post trsults after xmas
Wd-40 is basically kerosene with perfume added. Mineral spirits is also a water displacing solvent. I'm going to start my experiment with a mixture of kerosene, mineral spirits, and some denatured alcohol to make it flash off faster. Ill post trsults after xmas
#7
We're not allowed to use Wd-40 at our track. It leaves to much oil on the clay and ruins it.
#10
Tires definitely wear faster using wd40. Friends and I have done some testing and we found wd40 caused the tires to wear out twice as quick as other sauces or not using any at all.
#11
Sticky Kicks user here....
Works great and won't stink up your pit area either.
Works great and won't stink up your pit area either.
#13
Other than that, red sauce on super soft user here. Awesome sauce.
#15
Its cool your making a traction compound of your own
Il say this though if you race indoors i would make it where it does smell like nail polish omg it sucks dealing with that all day long just saying.
Il say this though if you race indoors i would make it where it does smell like nail polish omg it sucks dealing with that all day long just saying.