alexrckid

or the fear farm rc site........pics and info

alexrckid

www.gotquicksrc.com right down the road from fear farm.....fully stocked LHS.

alexrckid

gotta move this one to the racing forum.......

losi_racer

iTrader: (25)

You are best off using a small pin . The track will get beat up and with the large amount of traction this track has you will traction roll a lot if you plan to use a large pin tire . Gridiron style is the best tire choice .

rcmoe

iTrader: (21)

Yeah I've been hearing all this. I only have 1 set of new grids for my buggy that I havent touched and none for my truggy so I guess I need to keep my eyes out on some deals.

losi_racer

iTrader: (25)

I would highly recommend getting small pin tires . You can run large pin but not fast. I've tested every aka tire out there , impacts were still even to grabby

Frank L

iTrader: (148)

Ya but have you tried the fear farm on truggy impacts????

See you in a week.

rcmoe

iTrader: (21)

So are you saying impacts are not good for buggy but good for truggy on this track?

Frank L

iTrader: (148)

No I'm just givinng Doug some $h!t. He's the local I have never raced at the fear farm. I have cityblocks for practice and grid irons and impact for quals and mains

Roy Esckelson

Frank, the new truggy impacts have been run on the current layout; although "he" said they were good they still had too much bite and were a lil prone to hooking. The new truggy grids were great! Per the driver who has them already.
Our current layout is blownout!! So impacts on a fresh smooth surface should be really good. I ran them up until the track got rough.

Frank L

iTrader: (148)

LOL I like the he part

Jaz240

iTrader: (52)

I've been switching back and forth between impacts and gridirons during the day on our current layout. There are major ruts but when the track is dry I still like Impacts better. When it's watered you can run slicks and hook up. Small pins are for sure the more popular choice though, and I am not smooth on the throttle and I like my car to launch when I punch it.

losi_racer

iTrader: (25)

Ha ha frank .


Any tire will hook up at this track. As James said when the track is new impacts are a great choice , although depending on your setup they could cause a little push in corners because they do have more bite then gridirons . I personally will use impacts for practice and maybe for Rd 1 qual in truggy but after that it will be all grid irons

Revooooooo

iTrader: (6)

Has anyone tried the Blockades or the Tazers out there?

camocowboy

iTrader: (24)

I have ran blockades. They are ok. Pretty much what everyone is saying. Its a really high bite surface when watered. The blockade is good when dry or would probably be when the track is new and smooth. I would have hole shots too though. You can also get away with a harder compound. If you had something in m2 or medium I bet it would be just fine. Personally feel soft grids is the best option though.