2008 INTERNATIONAL INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS "IIC" LAS VEGAS
#856
twitch? we have an office in henderson and I have volunteered to go out there every time there is a "problem". so far no takers one day it will come true. lol
#862
#866
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dizzy - setups are like assholes. every one has one and they think it don't stink. try all three and stick whith what you are fastest with.
everyone swears by a oneway in rubber tire, but i hve never been able to be fast with one. then again i have never been able to be fast period. it all depends on your driving style.
good luck.
everyone swears by a oneway in rubber tire, but i hve never been able to be fast with one. then again i have never been able to be fast period. it all depends on your driving style.
good luck.
#867
Oneway for rubber on carpet generally for it allows the car to be more consistant. I tried a spool before but it does not have the consistancy of a oneway. That being said, you have to get used to a oneway also since there is no braking with the front of the car and you have to get slowed down before the turn, no braking into the corner. Try the oneway and see if you can get used to it.
#868
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Ohhh Max......... ok. same front to back, trued down to about 57mm to 57.5mm. I personally stick with Jaco tires and have had great runs. Go to the team site of whatever chassis you run and duplicate a setup from there. Washer for washer, shim for shim, make sure its exact. Best advice I can give.
#870
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FOAM FOR DUMMIES!
Ohhh Max......... ok. same front to back, trued down to about 57mm to 57.5mm. I personally stick with Jaco tires and have had great runs. Go to the team site of whatever chassis you run and duplicate a setup from there. Washer for washer, shim for shim, make sure its exact. Best advice I can give.
Looks like sound advice to me!!