bowties - what are they good for?
#2
I like them when my car is lacking forward bite.
#4
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Bow ties work well on loose, rough and slightly soft / damp surfaces. They tend to wear pretty quickly though.(compared to tighter tread patterns)
As jammin said, they give good forward bite, hence why lots of people like using them on the rear end and calibers / revolvers / crimeys up front.
As jammin said, they give good forward bite, hence why lots of people like using them on the rear end and calibers / revolvers / crimeys up front.
#5
i used them before on the front of my truggy and created a lot of foward grip and steering it seemed like i only borrowed a pair from a fellow racer.
to bad they dont make them anymore for truggy
to bad they dont make them anymore for truggy
#6
The Ibeam is alot better then the bow tie on truggy. Better foams and the the tread pattern itself is better. The bowtie the lugs are very far apart and just seam to fold over. The beam lugs hold form better yielding more traction.
#7
yea thats what i was thinking about the i-beams on the front i never tried them on the front just the rear.
#10
They should be fine at Bartow, That used to be my favorite tire when I ran there.
#11
+1 They used to be "THE" tire to run at Bartow
#12
Oh no it was kinda a stab at bowties on my part. Lol so to counter that stab I would run em on a dry dusty/loamy track were forward bite is needed. Also I bet why have PL foams so they need to be balanced badly.
#13