JACO tire news
#511
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Matt Francis used JACO 2-stage tires to win 19t as well. As far as them peeling up, if you run more static camber, -1.5 to -2 in the front and -2 in the rear, this will not be a problem. Also as Jack stated earlier make sure you round them a bit more than you would a normal tire. If you do this you can run them all the way down with no problem. All of the Losi guys started their tires right around 57mm, and as the weekend went on we found that new tires were the way to go, with no glue on the sidewalls.
#512
Originally Posted by Dayger
What also helps the two-staged tires not to tear up is changing the link setting in the rear....making the car not role over on the outer edge of the rear tire. I can get run after run without tearing up the tires just by shortening, and running the link at more of an angle
#513
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Double pink or pink/orange
Question about double pink/ pink or pink/orangle pink. Basically I understand these to be cyan/magenta.
What is the mayor difference between the double pink fronts and pink/orange fronts. Would like to try these out for 19T. Would like warps but cost more and hard to get.
So trying to find out what the preference or wear is on the double pink or pink/orange tires.
Thanks...
What is the mayor difference between the double pink fronts and pink/orange fronts. Would like to try these out for 19T. Would like warps but cost more and hard to get.
So trying to find out what the preference or wear is on the double pink or pink/orange tires.
Thanks...
#514
I'm really loving these two stage tires!
It took me a little time to dial in the right setup for stock, to keep the rear end rotation just free enough and also keep the rears from chunking without CA. But I'm now able to just cut them down and run them all the way to the minimum allowed diameter of 55.5, without any loss of traction. As a matter of fact, the closer they are to 55.5, the better the car handles. They're only wearing 2 to 3 tenths a mm per run as well.
Great R&D work on the tires boys!
It took me a little time to dial in the right setup for stock, to keep the rear end rotation just free enough and also keep the rears from chunking without CA. But I'm now able to just cut them down and run them all the way to the minimum allowed diameter of 55.5, without any loss of traction. As a matter of fact, the closer they are to 55.5, the better the car handles. They're only wearing 2 to 3 tenths a mm per run as well.
Great R&D work on the tires boys!
Last edited by teamgp; 12-14-2005 at 09:01 PM.
#515
Originally Posted by teamgp
I'm really loving these two stage tires!
It took me a little time to dial in the right setup for stock, to keep the rear end rotation just free enough and also keep the rears from chunking without CA. But I'm now able to just cut them down and run them all the way to the minimum allowed diameter of 55.5, without any loss of traction. As a matter of fact, the closer they are to 55.5, the better the car handles. They're only wearing 2 to 3 tenths a mm per run as well.
Great R&D work on the tires boys!
It took me a little time to dial in the right setup for stock, to keep the rear end rotation just free enough and also keep the rears from chunking without CA. But I'm now able to just cut them down and run them all the way to the minimum allowed diameter of 55.5, without any loss of traction. As a matter of fact, the closer they are to 55.5, the better the car handles. They're only wearing 2 to 3 tenths a mm per run as well.
Great R&D work on the tires boys!
I agree, i ran the 2 stage tires for the first time, on the weekend, there GREAT, they wear slower then the regular tires!
I trued them down to 60mm and rounded the edges more then usual, the car felt way more stable then with the regular JACO tires, i really happy with these!
#516
Originally Posted by Alex_kipper
I agree, i ran the 2 stage tires for the first time, on the weekend, there GREAT, they wear slower then the regular tires!
I trued them down to 60mm and rounded the edges more then usual, the car felt way more stable then with the regular JACO tires, i really happy with these!
I trued them down to 60mm and rounded the edges more then usual, the car felt way more stable then with the regular JACO tires, i really happy with these!
I'm also using the new Paragon odorless traction compound. With this combination, I've found that they really need to be sauced before every run. I can skip a run, but the traction doesn't really come in for a couple laps if I do.
#518
Ive ran these tires for 5 weeks now. I get about 8-10 runs from them when I start at 58mm. The best thing I've noticed is that they have a very consistent feel between 58mm and 56mm whereas with the regular foam I could always tell when running a taller (58mm) tire.
#520
Originally Posted by stiltskin
Maybe a dumb question, but here it goes. Why don't tire manufactures sell tires at 60mm instead of 64/65 (whatever)? Wouldn't it save them money on material, and save us money since we're not throwing away 4 mm of foam right out of the box? Anyone?
#522
Start them a little higher and they should run just as well, but wear better.
#523
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Jack. I'm gonna be honest. Those foams at 59mm dont handle all that great. Well for my FK'05 they didn't. I had tried them at 59mm.
Its all good though. I will continue to use them. Its the price you gotta pay to make your car handle awesome. These foams at 57mm are insane.
Its all good though. I will continue to use them. Its the price you gotta pay to make your car handle awesome. These foams at 57mm are insane.
#525
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Originally Posted by tunnelhead
Has anyone experenced their two stage tyres seperating? Seperated from the inner and outter foam. Used TQ Orange addative.