Paddle Tires - Anyone use them? Why or why not?
#1
Paddle Tires - Anyone use them? Why or why not?
Im looking for good tires to switch out the stocks on my Stampede for winter snow slushing. Not in slush snow, mind you, just fresh powder.
Also, I hail from FL, so eventually I will probably play at the beach with it a lot.
Anyone else use them? Or are there better tires for snow/loose sand use?
Also, I hail from FL, so eventually I will probably play at the beach with it a lot.
Anyone else use them? Or are there better tires for snow/loose sand use?
#3
I have a X-Factor that I run on a large sand pile close to the house and run the Pro-Line paddles and they almost give to much traction while climbing,but i think on large open flat areas like a beach they would be great.And you just can't beat the cool rooster tails!
Last edited by STAN STICKLER; 09-20-2004 at 02:55 PM.
#5
HOW TRUE THAT IS!
#6
Stan: are you using the 2.2" proline paddles?? I plan on getting some before winter swings around again.
Sand is not good for RC cars, that's for sure. I wished I had paddles while at my Grandpa's house. His backyard flooded so there was water to just above the grass. A running start and WOT with paddles would have caused quite a show.
Sand is not good for RC cars, that's for sure. I wished I had paddles while at my Grandpa's house. His backyard flooded so there was water to just above the grass. A running start and WOT with paddles would have caused quite a show.
#9
I put 2 on the rear in loose dirt for crazy hookup and sweet rooster tails. I can't wait to use them this winter. You wouldn't want them on the front of your 2WD Pede either.
I have only used them a couple times but they are a blast.
I have only used them a couple times but they are a blast.
#10
No I run the full size Maxx tires.
#12
i wish i had a video of me doing it, or even a pic. unfortinately I got nothing to prove anything.
#14
have you guys noticed any extra clutch wear after using paddles?? I am just curious, because I really don't care much about clutch wear. Its one of the cheaper things to replace on a RC car/truck.
#15
No. I noticed some clutch wear with my 24.7 though. LOL Roasted!