JConcepts
09-02-2008, 09:32 AM
#138
Hey Guys,
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
09-03-2008, 04:04 AM
#139
Hey Guys,
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
Double Dees are an all out speed tire for either hard packed (sandy) or grooved conditions. Goose Bumps are really good when the track is slightly wet with some light fluff on the outside.
Yellow compound is medium and Blue compound is soft.
09-17-2008, 02:02 PM
#140
Currently we have 4 different tread patterns for 1/8th scale buggy. Double Dees, Goose Bumps, Hit Men and Cross Hairs. Hit Men and Cross Hairs are multi-purpose type tires and based on what you are currently running will probably be the best selection for you.
Double Dees are an all out speed tire for either hard packed (sandy) or grooved conditions. Goose Bumps are really good when the track is slightly wet with some light fluff on the outside.
Yellow compound is medium and Blue compound is soft.
Double Dees are an all out speed tire for either hard packed (sandy) or grooved conditions. Goose Bumps are really good when the track is slightly wet with some light fluff on the outside.
Yellow compound is medium and Blue compound is soft.
How about the new tires I spotted at the Worlds?????
Crossbows????
Good luck my friend
Later
Kevin
09-18-2008, 11:14 AM
#142
Currently we have 4 different tread patterns for 1/8th scale buggy. Double Dees, Goose Bumps, Hit Men and Cross Hairs. Hit Men and Cross Hairs are multi-purpose type tires and based on what you are currently running will probably be the best selection for you.
Double Dees are an all out speed tire for either hard packed (sandy) or grooved conditions. Goose Bumps are really good when the track is slightly wet with some light fluff on the outside.
Yellow compound is medium and Blue compound is soft.
Double Dees are an all out speed tire for either hard packed (sandy) or grooved conditions. Goose Bumps are really good when the track is slightly wet with some light fluff on the outside.
Yellow compound is medium and Blue compound is soft.
09-18-2008, 11:36 AM
#143
Tech Regular
Hey Guys,
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
I would recomend go with the big rims from JC or the OFNA Truelites!!!
Have fun!!!!
BTW, JC you have a great product
, when are you going to release the treads used on the FARM II WC????
09-18-2008, 01:28 PM
#144
Hey Guys,
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
I've been primarily using Proline Bowties & Crimefighters on both my buggy and truggy, but have been looking at J-Concepts tires. They are priced a little less at my LHS. How do they compare? I don't know of anyone local that uses them so I can't ask. What tires have you had good luck with? What's your experience with them? Thanks
Hey Jason, Thanks for the opportunity to carry your product. I met you at the Ocoee FL. State Race with Leonard from WOW.
If you local FL. guys are looking for JConcepts, I carry them and have local pickup, for everyone else.... www.holeshothobbies.com
09-21-2008, 05:07 PM
#146
Tech Regular
What was the tire combo used by MAI at the final on the WC on the FARMII?
thanks a looking forward on the new treads
ALG
thanks a looking forward on the new treads
ALG
09-21-2008, 07:07 PM
#147
Tech Addict
iTrader: (2)
Ryan Maifield ran the new CrossBows, in yellow compound with JC's lightweight blue inserts. He ran the fastest time of the week in the second semi-final, started first in the final, and led about 45 minutes of the final....he had a glow-plug fail in the last 9 minutes......gas racing!
