taztal3

iTrader: (29)

double dee tire supersoft are available? what are part number double dee tires ?

PW

Not sure; but we normally recommend softer inserts on bumpy and or slippery surfaces and med inserts on smoother, higher bite surfaces.


Orange compound is designed for high temp/high bite tracks with little or now dust. Tire wear will be high regardless of compound in those conditions, but orange might get you one more run if temps and traction are at it's highest.

What class; 1/8th buggy, 1/10th buggy, SCT?

taztal3

iTrader: (29)

1/8 buggy

PW

The part # is 3007v2-02 and we are currently out of stock, but if you google the #, you will find several shops with them in stock.

taztal3

iTrader: (29)

double dee truggy tires will fit on elevated 1/8th truck wheel standard ?

umm winning

iTrader: (8)

Are DD's in the making for front 2wd buggy? And is there a Rear tire that is similar to the PL holeshots, besides the DD's?

PW

No; they are designed for the older, standard bead wheels.

PW

Yes....No ETA though.

We now offer the new Hybrid, but certainly it's own tire.

xrayrc

iTrader: (63)

Hey PW 3ds for sc any eta? They are working great on the 1/8 buggy

PW

They are in production now, but not sure of the ETA.

Dane

iTrader: (26)

I'm running 1/10 buggy about to mount some JC tires. Should I round the edges of the open cell inserts?

PW

I don't ever round the edges on the stock foam in the rear.

Dane

iTrader: (26)

Thanks for the info. How is it used on the front? Rounded less agressive?

PW

We normally run a rear insert narrowed about 3/8" to 1/4" with rounded edges in the front. If you use the stock front insert, don't round the edges.

Dane

iTrader: (26)

Thanks Paul for the advice. This is why I spend my hard earned money on JC products.