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06-10-2009, 05:48 AM
#2882
06-10-2009, 12:48 PM
#2885
Are 1/10 buggy Gold Bar Code and Orange Bar Code the same thing?
I can't seems to find Orange Bar Code for sale anywhere, but kept reading about it.
I can't seems to find Orange Bar Code for sale anywhere, but kept reading about it.
06-10-2009, 01:36 PM
#2886
They are the same tire, but differnt compounds. The gold is for use on indoor clay and is like Losi pinks.
The orange is a soft compound that I belive they just came out with. It is kind of like losi red (I think) and is used mainly on out-door tracks where the soft tire will help with grip.
The orange is a soft compound that I belive they just came out with. It is kind of like losi red (I think) and is used mainly on out-door tracks where the soft tire will help with grip.
06-10-2009, 07:50 PM
#2888
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Jason took the time to give us an extended interview regarding his background, the J Concepts racer series, the BJ4 to B44 transition, and J Concepts future direction. If you are a off-road racer this is a must listen. Thanks to Jason for his time.
Jason took the time to give us an extended interview regarding his background, the J Concepts racer series, the BJ4 to B44 transition, and J Concepts future direction. If you are a off-road racer this is a must listen. Thanks to Jason for his time.
06-10-2009, 11:20 PM
#2889
They are the same tire, but differnt compounds. The gold is for use on indoor clay and is like Losi pinks.
The orange is a soft compound that I belive they just came out with. It is kind of like losi red (I think) and is used mainly on out-door tracks where the soft tire will help with grip.
The orange is a soft compound that I belive they just came out with. It is kind of like losi red (I think) and is used mainly on out-door tracks where the soft tire will help with grip.
06-11-2009, 06:19 AM
#2891
The new orange compound is best suited for high-bite blue groove conditions when it's warm or hot. It provides more cornerspeed and extra stability during those conditions.
They will be on the website once they arrive and I will also update everyone here on r/c tech
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06-11-2009, 11:43 AM
#2892
The new "Orange" Bar Codes are scheduled to go on sale next week
The new orange compound is best suited for high-bite blue groove conditions when it's warm or hot. It provides more cornerspeed and extra stability during those conditions.
They will be on the website once they arrive and I will also update everyone here on r/c tech.
The new orange compound is best suited for high-bite blue groove conditions when it's warm or hot. It provides more cornerspeed and extra stability during those conditions.
They will be on the website once they arrive and I will also update everyone here on r/c tech
.Can you please explain the differences between the Orange and the Blues, under various track conditions?
06-11-2009, 05:42 PM
#2894
Sure, they are better, period. lol
I ran them at the JC Clash in Florida. I guess you could say they are similar to the edge, but better. Get some, you won't be disappointed.
I ran them at the JC Clash in Florida. I guess you could say they are similar to the edge, but better. Get some, you won't be disappointed.
06-11-2009, 09:32 PM
#2895
When the track is hot, and the traction is high, a softer tires (Blue) becomes too soft, the pins fold over, and the carcass stretches too much, causing the rear end to slide out, or over rotate. In this situation, a slightly firmer tire (Orange) will not only have more traction, but last longer wear wise.