RC10B4.1 FT/WC
#3048
Anybody used trinity bomb one foams in the rear, either# 1511 or #1521? I've seen that people like them, but wondering how fast they breakdown..stock foams are terrible and seem to break down fairly quick, except when using them in the fronts. I've tried jconcepts closed cells and they're a little stiff, and pro lines seem to be sold out in most places..just looking for an alternative, and these look good as long as they don't breakdown too easily.
#3049
http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/ca..._Surf_City.pdf
is this what u mean like on the bottom of the setup page in notes it says 1/4 oz in each triangle(what u were talking about on the chassis) and 1/2 oz what does he mean behind suspension mount like behind all the battery pads??
is this what u mean like on the bottom of the setup page in notes it says 1/4 oz in each triangle(what u were talking about on the chassis) and 1/2 oz what does he mean behind suspension mount like behind all the battery pads??
#3050
what rear buggy tires for my b4.1 would work well on a hard hard packed topsoil dirt track with a tiny bit of clay on the surface, proline holeshots in m3 compound work well just inconsistant with track condition, i orderd some green double dees....??
#3051
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Anybody used trinity bomb one foams in the rear, either# 1511 or #1521? I've seen that people like them, but wondering how fast they breakdown..stock foams are terrible and seem to break down fairly quick, except when using them in the fronts. I've tried jconcepts closed cells and they're a little stiff, and pro lines seem to be sold out in most places..just looking for an alternative, and these look good as long as they don't breakdown too easily.
#3052
I use the 1521 for the fronts cut down and 1511 in the rear. Really good combo and yes they do last a lot longer then most of the other foams. I have yet to see them get to soft on any of mine. Im at the track no less then one day a week so there are a lot of laps on them.
#3054
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My method is lay the tire and insert next to each other on the bench. Then take my knife and lay it across the tire and poke the insert. Then cut all the way around it. Makes for a nice fit. I'm partial to the jconcepts tires and this way its not over stuffed or flat feeling when done either.
#3056
My method is lay the tire and insert next to each other on the bench. Then take my knife and lay it across the tire and poke the insert. Then cut all the way around it. Makes for a nice fit. I'm partial to the jconcepts tires and this way its not over stuffed or flat feeling when done either.
#3058
i tryed pink bk bars and it was bad lol. and yea there is a small bit of sand and marbles when you get some cars on it in the morning, when sun goes down and track stays wet i find hole shots worn down work great. I might try some flipouts since taperpins did work when the track was wet but tiny loose, the flipouts should possibly work, but ill see how these green dds work,ill get back to you guys.



