Looking for recommendations on 1/10th nitro tires brand
#1
Looking for recommendations on 1/10th nitro tires brand
Title says it all. I used to run with GRPs and I think these are hard to find now. I'd like to pick up a stable brand with decent performance and prices, readily available in the US....
Any recommendations?
Any recommendations?
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twister and kawahara were all inbetween these brands.
its more what you can get for the right price, and some setup changes are required when switching between brands. the Velocity rim from capricorn was very good. most light rims, arent as good for the average driver, as they are fragile , and most likely crack rims in accidents. more for the experinced driver who races with out incidents mostly.
a good all round tire i believe would have to be (my opinion) the Capricorn Velocity rim.
but many will have different opinions. Good luck with choice.
#4
I would Get Johns Bsr Us Made Always Freash And Can Get Them Fast
#5
Ipanema has a 1/10 scale tire. I have not run them but if they are like the 1/8th scale GT tire they will be the tire to have.
#6
For what its worth, Kyosho Red Box tires are my pick!
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They ship from Italy, and the cost is HIGH. I emailed them if they had any US distributors and the reply was the don't have any but I could order directly from them. Just the shipping for 2 sets of 1/8th GT tires would be $45........
#9
that he will. but with experience, its more rim design that makes the most difference . i have used many tires, many brands, Ufra tires are very good, but impossible (if they are still made) to find. i used kawahara, twister, matrix, Xceed, and Capricorn. all in the last 4 months. all same shores, with out major setup changes. Xceed , Good grip, average tire wear. Capricorn, great grip, tire wear more than Xceed. Matrix ok grip, less tire wear than most brands.
twister and kawahara were all inbetween these brands.
its more what you can get for the right price, and some setup changes are required when switching between brands. the Velocity rim from capricorn was very good. most light rims, arent as good for the average driver, as they are fragile , and most likely crack rims in accidents. more for the experinced driver who races with out incidents mostly.
a good all round tire i believe would have to be (my opinion) the Capricorn Velocity rim.
but many will have different opinions. Good luck with choice.
twister and kawahara were all inbetween these brands.
its more what you can get for the right price, and some setup changes are required when switching between brands. the Velocity rim from capricorn was very good. most light rims, arent as good for the average driver, as they are fragile , and most likely crack rims in accidents. more for the experinced driver who races with out incidents mostly.
a good all round tire i believe would have to be (my opinion) the Capricorn Velocity rim.
but many will have different opinions. Good luck with choice.
#10
Since we will probably race against each other may I recommend Pink Tapers....
#11
...ok... I really liked Twister Tires... the US distributor is working on a new line that should be available in May...ish....
#14
Well it is a Mtx4 with improvements... I didn't move to the R as I was waiting for the class to stay more active and then I could justify the new version.
Back to Twister. Kevin told me that the new tires would/should be available for Nationals in June. That is why I am thinking May..ish.
Back to Twister. Kevin told me that the new tires would/should be available for Nationals in June. That is why I am thinking May..ish.
#15
i ussually get my foams from the HK sites.
atm using matrix.
xceeds were way too fragile for me.. the rears were ok, but the front would break over a small hit.
atm using matrix.
xceeds were way too fragile for me.. the rears were ok, but the front would break over a small hit.