1LikesProline Prisms
08-26-2017, 12:52 PM
#1
Proline Prisms
Looking into these tires as I heard they last much longer than other brands. Anyone have experience with them? Which compound last longer? I race stock on turf. Car us b6.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
08-26-2017, 02:19 PM
#2
Its hard to say, different turf and carpet tends to wear tires at a different rate
so a tire that lasts on one track will wear quickly somewhere else. Spinning prob
kills them quicker than anything on astro so harder compound is not always the
answer. They are also Proline and like Jconcepts they are more expensive than
a Schumacher tire so you have to take that into consideration also.
so a tire that lasts on one track will wear quickly somewhere else. Spinning prob
kills them quicker than anything on astro so harder compound is not always the
answer. They are also Proline and like Jconcepts they are more expensive than
a Schumacher tire so you have to take that into consideration also.
08-26-2017, 02:29 PM
#3
Its hard to say, different turf and carpet tends to wear tires at a different rate
so a tire that lasts on one track will wear quickly somewhere else. Spinning prob
kills them quicker than anything on astro so harder compound is not always the
answer. They are also Proline and like Jconcepts they are more expensive than
a Schumacher tire so you have to take that into consideration also.
so a tire that lasts on one track will wear quickly somewhere else. Spinning prob
kills them quicker than anything on astro so harder compound is not always the
answer. They are also Proline and like Jconcepts they are more expensive than
a Schumacher tire so you have to take that into consideration also.
08-26-2017, 02:30 PM
#4
Its hard to say, different turf and carpet tends to wear tires at a different rate
so a tire that lasts on one track will wear quickly somewhere else. Spinning prob
kills them quicker than anything on astro so harder compound is not always the
answer. They are also Proline and like Jconcepts they are more expensive than
a Schumacher tire so you have to take that into consideration also.
so a tire that lasts on one track will wear quickly somewhere else. Spinning prob
kills them quicker than anything on astro so harder compound is not always the
answer. They are also Proline and like Jconcepts they are more expensive than
a Schumacher tire so you have to take that into consideration also.
08-26-2017, 03:25 PM
#5
I might get 3 runs in Mod out of a rear set of Minispikes or Lockness but prob 6 out of a set of Mini darts.The Mini pin, pindowns maybe 8 runs.
The Jconcepts where never faster or had better wear and are quite bit more expensive so we pretty much run Schumacher exclusively. Also Jconcepts has
not copied uh I mean designed there own Mini Dart and its the fastest rear tire at our track.
I am suprised you guys are still on spike style pins? Is the turf really long or
not fully broken in? Mini dart, Mini pin 2 or a Pindown should be faster.
08-26-2017, 04:03 PM
#6
Tech Initiate
I tested Prism's against Schumacher Darts on EOS carpet. I switched back and forth with equal amount of laps until one started to fall off. The darts took longer to fall off, and are cheaper. When new, they felt very similar to me.
The only rear tire I've found to be fall off later than darts is the Proline Pinpoint, but they don't last long enough to justify the cost.
The only rear tire I've found to be fall off later than darts is the Proline Pinpoint, but they don't last long enough to justify the cost.
08-26-2017, 07:02 PM
#7
I tested Prism's against Schumacher Darts on EOS carpet. I switched back and forth with equal amount of laps until one started to fall off. The darts took longer to fall off, and are cheaper. When new, they felt very similar to me.
The only rear tire I've found to be fall off later than darts is the Proline Pinpoint, but they don't last long enough to justify the cost.
The only rear tire I've found to be fall off later than darts is the Proline Pinpoint, but they don't last long enough to justify the cost.
08-26-2017, 08:15 PM
#9
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