Traction sauce
#1
Traction sauce
Which traction sauce works for you guys? I use Jack the gripper, i've been told that jack the gripper gives a more even feel, but i wanna try tq traction sauce what do you guys prefer?
#2
At my local track, Paragon Ground Effects seems to be the most popular.
I've used many in the past, from Trinity, TQ, and Paragon. I've always went back to Paragon GFX. It soaks into the tires the quickest and provides that grip throught the race. TQ is a close second but it wore off for me during some races.
Paragon, although has a strong odor to it but it your track doesn't mind, then use it.
I think the best oderless traction compound would be Niftech although I've never used it.
Later.
I've used many in the past, from Trinity, TQ, and Paragon. I've always went back to Paragon GFX. It soaks into the tires the quickest and provides that grip throught the race. TQ is a close second but it wore off for me during some races.
Paragon, although has a strong odor to it but it your track doesn't mind, then use it.
I think the best oderless traction compound would be Niftech although I've never used it.
Later.
#3
Originally Posted by axel
Which traction sauce works for you guys? I use Jack the gripper, i've been told that jack the gripper gives a more even feel, but i wanna try tq traction sauce what do you guys prefer?
I like Jack the best on carpet with foams.
TQ blue is great on carpet with rubber.
#4
i use rubber for both carpet and asphalt. Ya i've hear dthe tq kinda fades sometimes, and is the paragon ground effects favor more rubber or foam?
#5
Niftech the best, no need to wipe it off. It soaks in. apply 10 min. before you go out, and thats it!! Great traction (for foam) --Rubber I like TQ blue
#6
Tech Adept
i, ve only used lrp blue factor top grip carpet
so i cant really compare it to anything
has anyone else used this on rubbers on carpet??
cheers gaz
so i cant really compare it to anything
has anyone else used this on rubbers on carpet??
cheers gaz
#7
I ran rubbers for the first time this past weekend on a low grip bumpy & dirty asphalt track and I was pleasantly surprised how my tires & additive combination worked. I had bought the Trinity Death Grip combined pack a long time ago, but only used the tire cleaner to try to take out some Paragon FXII traction compound from my front foams that I've been running on carpet. The Death Grip pack includes foam traction compound, rubber traction compound & rubber tire cleaner.
So I naturally decided to save some money and finally use the rubber cleaner and traction compound on the CS27's up front and the CS22's on the rear. They worked great! Once the tires were broken in from the first run, and after cleaning and applying the compound before each additional run, they had almost immediate grip that lasted the entire run in track temp ranges from 85 to 110F. Without tire warmers as well.
So I naturally decided to save some money and finally use the rubber cleaner and traction compound on the CS27's up front and the CS22's on the rear. They worked great! Once the tires were broken in from the first run, and after cleaning and applying the compound before each additional run, they had almost immediate grip that lasted the entire run in track temp ranges from 85 to 110F. Without tire warmers as well.
#8
At SoCal I use paragon ground effects, its good stuff but its super smelly :-/. It really makes your tires cling to the ground.
#9
That's want i am looking for ...trying to get my car drive like if it were on rails. I guess i'll try th paragon ground effects, plus i love the smell paragon .
#10
Tech Elite
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Originally Posted by axel
That's want i am looking for ...trying to get my car drive like if it were on rails. I guess i'll try th paragon ground effects, plus i love the smell paragon .
-Stephen <><
#11
nah we usuallu use root beer also the track is getting pretty hot around here like 113-120, if that makes a difference.
#12
Tech Elite
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Originally Posted by axel
nah we usuallu use root beer also the track is getting pretty hot around here like 113-120, if that makes a difference.
-Stephen <><
#13
Originally Posted by macvolcom
At SoCal I use paragon ground effects, its good stuff but its super smelly :-/. It really makes your tires cling to the ground.
With just adding the Death Grip, the tires were very tacky, but didn't pickup enough dirt to make a difference after going off line. I ended up using the cleaner and rubber compound only before the main and I couldn't complain with the resulting grip.
#14
Tech Elite
Originally Posted by macvolcom
At SoCal I use paragon ground effects, its good stuff but its super smelly :-/. It really makes your tires cling to the ground.
#15
some people say that having traction sauce for 30mins is too long and could make your tires greasy for the next run? I find this kinda true cause i'm always slipping in my first crucial laps. That's why i wipe them on for about 5-10mins., but what do you guy suggest? this applis to my jack the gripper, and the perosn who told me is fast so i believe him.