Anyone tried Dyamite U-groove tires?
#1
Anyone tried Dyamite U-groove tires?
The price is quite low compared to HPI's 26mm premounted tires/wheels. The Dynamites are 24mm, which is fine for me. I was actually looking at them to replace the drift tires that come on a Traxxas Rally. I just need something that will give some level of grip on concrete.
#2
Tech Master
The price is quite low compared to HPI's 26mm premounted tires/wheels. The Dynamites are 24mm, which is fine for me. I was actually looking at them to replace the drift tires that come on a Traxxas Rally. I just need something that will give some level of grip on concrete.
#3
Thanks for the info. I'm looking at these as an option for my little cousin whose funds are limited. I'm going to surprise him with a new Rally, but he's on his own for additions.
I used X-pattern belted pro compound. I've gone thru about 8 2s packs on concrete. I may be able to get another 4 packs before they start to loose race worthy grip.
I used X-pattern belted pro compound. I've gone thru about 8 2s packs on concrete. I may be able to get another 4 packs before they start to loose race worthy grip.
#4
Tech Champion
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They had great grip on carpet but fast wear. One set lasted one race day. Another set lasted two days. They have two tread styles. The v groove style lasted longer. I have better wear and the same traction from hpi x pattern d compound tires. Again this is on carpet but your results will probably be similar on concrete.
#5
I bought a set (not the v-groove). I was told they wouldn't grip well til scrubbed in. We were scrubb'n but I never feel a large improvement in grip. They are way better than the slot drifters for grip, but way far from HPI pro comp X-patterns. I don't have experience with HPI D-comp yet to compare. What I do know is I left the U-groove with my little cousin and he wore them ball and very thin within a week on the street. This is probably 12-16 charges at a guess. I'm not sure if that's considered good wear or bad, but my pro-comp X-patterns have seen about 10 charges and still look like x-patterns. they still have plenty of runs let in them. The D's are supposed to last even longer.
Seems this may truly be a case of, "you get what you pay for." I'm often willing to test that old statement, because I have found some gems without wasting too much money in the process.
Seems this may truly be a case of, "you get what you pay for." I'm often willing to test that old statement, because I have found some gems without wasting too much money in the process.