portyansky

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Talking truggy.... My guess is either Bow-Ties or I-Beams both in medium compounds. What tread am i missing? A track I frequent changed their layout and i was thinking of getting paddles. LOL

10 Gauge

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I find that my Crime Fighters LOVE a loose and loamy track.

ehames005

iTrader: (74)

Jconcepts Crosshairs or subcultures in the blue compound.

triplebvalp

Crime Fighters in the front, Bowties in the rear.

portyansky

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I had those in mind as well.

10 Gauge

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I use 40 series Crime's on my MT when @ the track and it absolutely rips, I would assume truggy would be similar to MT.

inferno13

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i run on same track conditions, i run....
crimefighters on buggy
bowties or ibeams on truggy

killabud

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I raced at a track a few weeks back that had up to 2" of loam in some spots. The ibeams worked well but I ended up with calibers on if you can believe it. The ibeams IMO strech out way to much on the truggy. This to me makes the truck feel very unstable.

portyansky

iTrader: (54)

No, we dont run 40 series.

JAMMINKRAZY

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I-Beams

portyansky

iTrader: (54)

Too many choices! Wish I had endless cash for this stuff

10 Gauge

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No kidding... I'm just saying truggy tires are the next closest thing to MT tires.

cordarrow

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Actually, at least two guys run 40's in truggy at our track...they look huge on a truggy.

forrestboy

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what exactly is loamy conditions

Nogas

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A track is described as loamy if it has a chunky heavy loose surface. Not dusty but more like sandy dirt i guess.

M2 crimeys (or badlands) are my picks in truggy.