SUPERLOOPER

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This will be a great race for sure!

Brian

Rfury

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I would probably attend but I have to work.

FEAR NO FISH

+1 for truggy

Keith Lewis

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I can make this one. Nitro buggy and truggy.

kikcaffine

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What kind of tires need to be used for 1/10 buggy?

mushratt

Im in ,not sure nitro or Ebuggy but ill be there.

LMRacing

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Depends on the turnout and weather. If there is a good turnout green barcodes or 3d's will work well, if its a lighter turnout and the track gets dusty rather than blue groove hybrids work well.

This is just what I have seen Gene run. I've not run 2wd buggy at dalton for quite a while

SUPERLOOPER

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What car are you running? I know when I ran the 22 I liked the AKA Impact on the rear and the AKA vector up front. I think what Adam said is best for the AE car. It really does depend on the car make you run as to what tire works best.

Brian

kikcaffine

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B4 +8mm

SUPERLOOPER

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I think what Adam stated for tires will be ok. Ribbed front tire and a small pin rear would be good. Barcodes, 3D's are about right.

Brian

Atomicsickness

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In that case I would go with the round black ones. They have worked well for me in the past

jay13111

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Check for 1/8 sportsman and ebuggy

SUPERLOOPER

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I bet your sponsors are so proud of you. Such a great helper on these forums.

Brian

Eddie C.

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At the last big race in November the 3ds dint work at all (on my 22) Same way with Matt Brown on his B4 we end up with Hybrids.

Atomicsickness

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Thanks! I really try hard to help and promote our hobby

That response was specific for kikcaffine. I am sure he would expect nothing less from me

Here is an appropriate answer to help your undergarment situation

It has been sometime since I have raced at Dalton, but I would recommend M4 Tazers in the morning. As the day progresses and the track comes around I would move to Holeshots then Suburbs both in M4. Temperatures are going to be low, so I would recommend the softest compound tire you have from any manufacturer. Using traction additives can also be beneficial with the lower temperatures.