View Poll Results: what's your tire choice?
Protoform
46
30.67%
HPI
104
69.33%
Voters: 150. You may not vote on this poll
U.S. Vintage Trans-Am Racing Part 2
PF or Gravity tires faster on black carpet?
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Join Date: Nov 2014
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Tech Fanatic
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Best way to attach the rear bumper on these old car body's? I've got some rear bumpers to paint chrome and attach. Thinking 5min epoxy? Less weight the better. Lol.
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Tech Regular
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My first try with the Gravity RC VTA pre-mounts on asphalt yesterday.
I wont try to make any kind of scientific comparison to the other VTA tire brands.
All I can say is they started making plenty of grip within a dozen laps or so, and I like the way my antique car (T2'008) handles with them.
As for sauce, I did try a very thin coating of FXII initially, but I quickly decided this was a mistake. After driving thru that I did not sauce them again all day.
Perhaps this will change when the temperatures increase.
Cheers.
I wont try to make any kind of scientific comparison to the other VTA tire brands.
All I can say is they started making plenty of grip within a dozen laps or so, and I like the way my antique car (T2'008) handles with them.
As for sauce, I did try a very thin coating of FXII initially, but I quickly decided this was a mistake. After driving thru that I did not sauce them again all day.
Perhaps this will change when the temperatures increase.
Cheers.
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
My first try with the Gravity RC VTA pre-mounts on asphalt yesterday.
I wont try to make any kind of scientific comparison to the other VTA tire brands.
All I can say is they started making plenty of grip within a dozen laps or so, and I like the way my antique car (T2'008) handles with them.
As for sauce, I did try a very thin coating of FXII initially, but I quickly decided this was a mistake. After driving thru that I did not sauce them again all day.
Perhaps this will change when the temperatures increase.
Cheers.
I wont try to make any kind of scientific comparison to the other VTA tire brands.
All I can say is they started making plenty of grip within a dozen laps or so, and I like the way my antique car (T2'008) handles with them.
As for sauce, I did try a very thin coating of FXII initially, but I quickly decided this was a mistake. After driving thru that I did not sauce them again all day.
Perhaps this will change when the temperatures increase.
Cheers.