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Any tips on avoiding getting the ring on the inner shoulder of the tire? I tried running less camber but it didn't seem to matter.
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Originally Posted by theproffesor
(Post 15014926)
What are people using to get rid of the seem down the middle of the tire?
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Found a good way through a friend that's not even in the RC world. Spin the tire on the drill using the adaptor, then use a Drexel spinning opposite direction with a sanding drum at a 45 dregree angle. Worked like a charm
And the Mcalister MX Stang looks great. |
Not sure how new the body is but will Ferrari F12 part number 51592 from Tamiya be added to approved list?
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Someone - I don't remember who - sells a little v-groove blade designed to slice the seam off. It looks like a stick with a teardrop cutout in the end of it, I have tried to find it again without success but it exists!
But I race on carpet and the seam takes care of itself after several runs, so I never bothered. |
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Originally Posted by PIIHB!
(Post 15015029)
Any tips on avoiding getting the ring on the inner shoulder of the tire? I tried running less camber but it didn't seem to matter.
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It's that time of year here on the east coast
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Originally Posted by Rcforlife13
(Post 15016339)
It's that time of year here on the east coast
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Glad this is simplified and tires/bodies opened up. We have been running GT10 at CAL...this makes for an easier transition if anyone wanted to venture to USGT.
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Originally Posted by Leester
(Post 15016197)
The problem is not camber. It is the construction of the tire. First it is beltless and second it has a very inexpensive foam insert. Using traction compound softens the tire and penetrates through to the insert. Once the tire and insert get soft the lateral pressure from hard cornering pushes the tire inward and creates the "death groove". The foam starts to expand as the tire softens and because it's beltless and there is nothing to help keep the tire's original shape the tire's OD starts to balloon. Now you know why they are so inexpensive:eek:
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Originally Posted by Leester
(Post 15016197)
The problem is not camber. It is the construction of the tire. First it is beltless and second it has a very inexpensive foam insert. Using traction compound softens the tire and penetrates through to the insert. Once the tire and insert get soft the lateral pressure from hard cornering pushes the tire inward and creates the "death groove". The foam starts to expand as the tire softens and because it's beltless and there is nothing to help keep the tire's original shape the tire's OD starts to balloon. Now you know why they are so inexpensive:eek:
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I get 2-3 racedays out of the tires. The 3rd raceday they are unpredictable because that ring is prominent
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Originally Posted by PIIHB!
(Post 15016658)
I get 2-3 racedays out of the tires. The 3rd raceday they are unpredictable because that ring is prominent
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Originally Posted by Lone Drifter
(Post 15016599)
Perhaps if we make a new rule :sneaky: Where we Mandate all tracks have 2 sweepers one Left and one Right we can Even out our tire wear . :tire: We will have to make more rules for Front to Back wear :)
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