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cupton79 01-11-2009 01:30 PM

best 26mm tires for grip on asphault
 
I need suggestions on the best tires that have the most grip that will work good in a parking lot.

revo523 01-11-2009 02:11 PM

I use nitro shoes for parking lot racing the shore you will have to make your own judgment, i will start with 40 upfront and 38 in the rear.

cupton79 01-11-2009 03:32 PM

the parking lot I run on is kinda rough and dirty, I was told that foams would just chunk up on a rough or dirty surface. is that true?

20 SMOKE 01-11-2009 03:40 PM

they can chunk you could try a set and glue the edge to make it a little stronger. if you only bash use rubber tires

cupton79 01-11-2009 04:10 PM

what are the best rubber tires to use?

20 SMOKE 01-11-2009 04:35 PM

if i was a basher,the cheapest one's i could find

cupton79 01-11-2009 05:22 PM

would a rubber racing slick work?

Jspeed 01-12-2009 04:14 PM

Ipanema dealers have access to belted radial rubber slick tires in sizes from 24mm to 30mm for 1/10 scale cars.

They're made the same rubber materials and construction as the bigger GT car tires and don't balloon.

Shore ratings of 35, 40, 45, 50 & 55 are available.

http://sintecrc.com/imagens/1-10-a-TIRE.jpg

http://sintecrc.com/imagens/1-10-m-RIMS.jpg

Here's Specs:

Corsa
Width 30 (mm) Diameter ext 67(mm) Profile 9(mm) Scale 1/10

Force
Width 26 (mm) Diameter ext 67(mm) Profile 9(mm) Scale 1/10

Pró
Width 25 (mm) Diameter ext 64 (mm) Profile 6(mm) Scale 1/10

Pró II
Width 24 (mm) Diameter ext 63(mm) Profile 5(mm) Scale 1/10

They are available pre-mounted and ready to race.

Check out the "where to buy" section on the Ipanema website to get them.

www.ipanemaracing.webs.com

revo523 01-12-2009 04:20 PM


Originally Posted by Jspeed (Post 5283955)
Ipanema dealers have access to belted radial rubber slick tires in sizes from 24mm to 30mm for 1/10 scale cars.

They're made the same rubber materials and construction as the bigger GT car tires and don't balloon.

Shore ratings of 35, 40, 45, 50 & 55 are available.

http://sintecrc.com/imagens/1-10-a-TIRE.jpg

http://sintecrc.com/imagens/1-10-m-RIMS.jpg

Here's Specs:

Corsa
Width 30 (mm) Diameter ext 67(mm) Profile 9(mm) Scale 1/10

Force
Width 26 (mm) Diameter ext 67(mm) Profile 9(mm) Scale 1/10

Pró
Width 25 (mm) Diameter ext 64 (mm) Profile 6(mm) Scale 1/10

Pró II
Width 24 (mm) Diameter ext 63(mm) Profile 5(mm) Scale 1/10

They are available pre-mounted and ready to race.

Check out the "where to buy" section on the Ipanema website to get them.

www.ipanemaracing.webs.com

I have used the Ipanema 1/10 tires and to be honest they dont last what so ever and the grip is not that great either.

Jspeed 01-12-2009 04:59 PM

That's very interesting Revo....

Which tire did you use?
What Ipanema dealer did you buy them from?
What shore tire did you use?

afm 01-13-2009 09:45 AM


Originally Posted by cupton79 (Post 5279432)
what are the best rubber tires to use?

The best Rubber Tires for racing and or bashing 1/10th 20mm cars are PMT Tyres from Italy, they come premounted on rims, they are low profile, comes in 4 different shore hardness, and they have treaded and slick patterns.

We have been racing with them for the past 5 years in our Only Rubber class with excelent results, even with today high power engines...we've tried every single brand in the market, and nothing works well with nitro cars as PMT tyres, we race 1 hour mains and they hold their grip, in dusty parking lots and on preped surfaces.

I don't know who imports PMT in the states, but you should give them a try, you won't regret it.

AFM

revo523 01-13-2009 11:04 AM


Originally Posted by Jspeed (Post 5284171)
That's very interesting Revo....

Which tire did you use?
What Ipanema dealer did you buy them from?
What shore tire did you use?

I got them from the guy that handles the parking lot racing, to be honest i dont know what shore or anything but they felt really soft maybe thats why they didnt last and also affected the grip.

revo523 01-13-2009 11:05 AM


Originally Posted by afm (Post 5287339)
The best Rubber Tires for racing and or bashing 1/10th 20mm cars are PMT Tyres from Italy, they come premounted on rims, they are low profile, comes in 4 different shore hardness, and they have treaded and slick patterns.

We have been racing with them for the past 5 years in our Only Rubber class with excelent results, even with today high power engines...we've tried every single brand in the market, and nothing works well with nitro cars as PMT tyres, we race 1 hour mains and they hold their grip, in dusty parking lots and on preped surfaces.

I don't know who imports PMT in the states, but you should give them a try, you won't regret it.

AFM

Amigo do you have a link?

Jspeed 01-13-2009 12:09 PM


Originally Posted by revo523 (Post 5287643)
I got them from the guy that handles the parking lot racing, to be honest i dont know what shore or anything but they felt really soft maybe thats why they didnt last and also affected the grip.

It sounds like you may have used the Ipanema Sintec ProII tires. They are softer shore with soft foam inserts. This tire lends itself more towards 190mm cars and used by a few 200mm nitro drag racers for straight line traction.

For on-road racing use with 200mm nitro cars, the Corsa, Force & PRO tires with firm inserts work much better for you. Shore ratings should be selected by surface conditions, temps, chassis weight, race length & driving style.

Corsa
Width 30 (mm) Diameter ext 67(mm) Profile 9(mm) Scale 1/10

Force
Width 26 (mm) Diameter ext 67(mm) Profile 9(mm) Scale 1/10

Pró
Width 25 (mm) Diameter ext 64 (mm) Profile 6(mm) Scale 1/10

Right now there are only 2 dealers in North America selling these 1/10 scale rubber slicks. Without knowing the dealer you got your tires from, there's no way to make it right.:)

http://sintecrc.com/imagens/wafter-test-pq.jpg
Contact [email protected]

afm 01-13-2009 12:22 PM


Originally Posted by revo523 (Post 5287650)
Amigo do you have a link?

This is their web page

http://www.pmt-tyres.it/epages/Store...3&Locale=en_GB

AFM


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