Pin tyers
#1

Just wondering weather anyone know's a good place to get good pin tyers. We race on a slipery surface here in australia and have just just found the Schumacher Mini Pins.
At the moment in Australia these tyers won't be avaible for another 2 months. Is there anything else that people can recommend? Slicks don't work at all, the tamiya M-Chassis Radial Tire at the moment seens to be the second best.
Just wondering weather you could use something like -
Would these work?
Any other brand people use to race on ice rings or skate rings? Oh yeah it's for 1/10 on-road
MDL
At the moment in Australia these tyers won't be avaible for another 2 months. Is there anything else that people can recommend? Slicks don't work at all, the tamiya M-Chassis Radial Tire at the moment seens to be the second best.
Just wondering weather you could use something like -
Would these work?
Any other brand people use to race on ice rings or skate rings? Oh yeah it's for 1/10 on-road
MDL
#2

Originally Posted by MDL
Just wondering weather anyone know's a good place to get good pin tyers. We race on a slipery surface here in australia and have just just found the Schumacher Mini Pins.
At the moment in Australia these tyers won't be avaible for another 2 months. Is there anything else that people can recommend? Slicks don't work at all, the tamiya M-Chassis Radial Tire at the moment seens to be the second best.
Just wondering weather you could use something like -
Would these work?
Any other brand people use to race on ice rings or skate rings? Oh yeah it's for 1/10 on-road
MDL
At the moment in Australia these tyers won't be avaible for another 2 months. Is there anything else that people can recommend? Slicks don't work at all, the tamiya M-Chassis Radial Tire at the moment seens to be the second best.
Just wondering weather you could use something like -
Would these work?
Any other brand people use to race on ice rings or skate rings? Oh yeah it's for 1/10 on-road
MDL
#3

The tyres you link to are for a buggy, so wouldn't work in touring. Schumacher SST Minipins are what you need, the Schumacher rubber compounds are the only ones I know that will grip on slippy floors.
Perhaps you can order them direct through the Schumacher website www.racing-cars.com? Or one of the UK shops that deals with Schumacher may be able to do an international order to you.
Perhaps you can order them direct through the Schumacher website www.racing-cars.com? Or one of the UK shops that deals with Schumacher may be able to do an international order to you.
#4

Originally Posted by sosidge
The tyres you link to are for a buggy, so wouldn't work in touring. Schumacher SST Minipins are what you need, the Schumacher rubber compounds are the only ones I know that will grip on slippy floors.
Perhaps you can order them direct through the Schumacher website www.racing-cars.com? Or one of the UK shops that deals with Schumacher may be able to do an international order to you.
Perhaps you can order them direct through the Schumacher website www.racing-cars.com? Or one of the UK shops that deals with Schumacher may be able to do an international order to you.
Also being the dumb A$$ that i am i can't see them on there site, any chance for a hand?
MDL
#5

Originally Posted by MDL
Thanks sosidge for that, i was wondering weather you know of anyone else that does them?
Also being the dumb A$$ that i am i can't see them on there site, any chance for a hand?
MDL
Also being the dumb A$$ that i am i can't see them on there site, any chance for a hand?
MDL

#7

mate that would be great, i was just reading here and they said about them
Thanks mate
I think these would be simliar
http://www.apexmodels.com/accessorie...ss%20rally.jpg
MDL
Thanks mate
I think these would be simliar
http://www.apexmodels.com/accessorie...ss%20rally.jpg
MDL