merdith6

iTrader: (3)

If you race on harder tracks or tracks that get dry then you may need the subcultures, however, If the track stays moist and has a little fluff to it then the Calibers would be better....Subcultures=hard-medium dry or wet...
Calibers=medium-loamy dry-wet, Ibeams medium-really loamy dry or wet...

You may also try Enduros if the conditions are harder like for the subcultures..

Muggydude

iTrader: (92)

Would the AKA medium inserts be good inserts to run in the Caliber VTR M3 Truggy Tires?

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...nsert-Medium-2

token

Why not ask the PROS that run on the tracks you plan on running on one day. Just sayin

dreaux

iTrader: (5)

no soft compound?

merdith6

iTrader: (3)

All in soft compound,,,Medium loamy....

dreaux

iTrader: (5)

ok, you can see why this would be confusing then.

hustler777

iTrader: (1)

i ran only subcultures all last year on everything from loamy wet, loamy dry, packed wet, packed dry, muddy, and even indoor clay blue groove and never had a complaint one!!! only advice i can give, if your looking into them and run on a harder surface, mount them on larger diameter wheels to cut down on side wall deflection, other than that mount them on standard size wheels any you shouldn't have a problem!!!!

tony montana

iTrader: (76)

I havent tried j concepts on a 1/8 before, but I did run them on my sc and there very good. So I may try them out on my buggy soon. I mainly run AKA. I 90% of the time run cityblocks. But Im really starting to like the Impacts. I just dont have much luck with proline, The Calipers offer good traction, but they wear a little to fast for my liking.

rcgeezer

You guys should really check out the new tires from Sweep Racing USA! The Exagon or Square Armor tread patterns work extremely well under all conditions and they wear better than ANY tires I've tried. I used to swear by AKAs until I tried these...now I run nothing else. Prices are very competitive also, so check them out at http://sweepracingusa.com

inferno13

iTrader: (202)

they look like calibers and revolvers

willbe

iTrader: (5)

I would add a set of HB Megabites for both buggy and truggy.

Once you try them and experience the wear and performance, you will be hooked.

I have used them on a variety of surfaces and they work and last.