Truggy - Help me expand my tire lineup
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Truggy - Help me expand my tire lineup
I race mostly on hard pack dusty surfaces...the racing line cleans out as the day goes not but never really grooves.
For 2010 I have:
- Medium CityBlocks
- Medium I-Beam
- Blue Crosshair
- Supersoft Gridiron - left over from indoor...will prob. run in the spring when it's still cool outside.
On a typical race day I will run cityblocks when the track is dusty and then switch to I beams as the dust clears off the racing line. I ran the crosshairs in one qualifier last season and liked them.
I'm looking for one more tire for my bag to round out my selection..I was thinking a soft or medium gridiron for cooler conditions or else a soft I-beam since I run them the most.
What else should I consider? Any other recomendations???
For 2010 I have:
- Medium CityBlocks
- Medium I-Beam
- Blue Crosshair
- Supersoft Gridiron - left over from indoor...will prob. run in the spring when it's still cool outside.
On a typical race day I will run cityblocks when the track is dusty and then switch to I beams as the dust clears off the racing line. I ran the crosshairs in one qualifier last season and liked them.
I'm looking for one more tire for my bag to round out my selection..I was thinking a soft or medium gridiron for cooler conditions or else a soft I-beam since I run them the most.
What else should I consider? Any other recomendations???
#2
J Concepts Sevens in blue compound.
#3
Calibers. m3
#4
Calibers. m3
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VTR prolines do not need balancing or just a minimal.
All I use are calibers and revolvers (M2 and M3). no need for anything else on my truggy
VTR tires are 20grams lighter per tire compared to standard LPR like AKA. thats 80+ grams
All I use are calibers and revolvers (M2 and M3). no need for anything else on my truggy
VTR tires are 20grams lighter per tire compared to standard LPR like AKA. thats 80+ grams