Tire recommendation
#1
Tire recommendation
Hi Everyone,
The outside offroad season is begining soon up here in the North. We run on a large dirt track , semi loose when its dry, gets pretty rutted by the time its ready for the mains. Most people run AKA I beams, crossbraces and Proline crime fighters and bowties. Nobody seems to try anything else. What are some good tire recommendations other then the usual for 1/8th scale buggy, Thanks in advance
The outside offroad season is begining soon up here in the North. We run on a large dirt track , semi loose when its dry, gets pretty rutted by the time its ready for the mains. Most people run AKA I beams, crossbraces and Proline crime fighters and bowties. Nobody seems to try anything else. What are some good tire recommendations other then the usual for 1/8th scale buggy, Thanks in advance
Last edited by Truggyman; 02-28-2010 at 10:14 PM.
#3
PL M2 Calibers in buggy and truggy if the track is soft and had a fluffy top/gets rutted. M3 if there is any base to the track surface.
JConcepts Crosshairs in truggy ROCK if there is *any* kind of hard sub-base; but otherwise lack forward bite in loose topsoil type tracks.
JC Blue compound will work pretty much all the time.
JC Crowbars and Crossbows (or combo thereof) would also prob. work well in Buggy. From what you said folks are running; this would be my first combo to try.
JConcepts Crosshairs in truggy ROCK if there is *any* kind of hard sub-base; but otherwise lack forward bite in loose topsoil type tracks.
JC Blue compound will work pretty much all the time.
JC Crowbars and Crossbows (or combo thereof) would also prob. work well in Buggy. From what you said folks are running; this would be my first combo to try.
#5
Tech Initiate
can you get lrp/nosram kamikasis if so soft and super soft they will work a treat on just about all dirt surfaces
#8
I still prefer a nice, medium molded type foam for most outdoor tracks.
#10
m2 or m3 calibers great tire
#11
where exactly are you racing ?
#12