Re: Off-road rear tires for T3

[127.0.0.1:119]

In article <c4c9j7$q9$1@joe.rice.edu>, Rick Russell <rickr@is.rice.edu>
wrote:

> For veryy hard, clean conditions, the smallest pins tires you can find
> with the softest tire compound, or even soft slicks.

For our track we take Losi Pink Taper Pins, and use a dremel, belt
sander or stone wheel and take 80% of the tread off of them. the track
won't allow a tru slick, you need to have "some" tread on your rear
tires.

I think the OP needs to tell us how and where he's running his vehicle.

[Paco Jones]

127.0.0.1:119 wrote:
> In article <c4c9j7$q9$1@joe.rice.edu>, Rick Russell <rickr@is.rice.edu>
> wrote:
>
>
>>For veryy hard, clean conditions, the smallest pins tires you can find
>>with the softest tire compound, or even soft slicks.
>
>
We use Losi Pink Taper Pins with grey foam (the grey foam is key!) for a
hard
packed clay track which gets dry towards the end of the night.

[sul]

What is the deal with grey foam? Softer? Harder? Less filling, tastes
great? {8^P

Paco Jones wrote:

> 127.0.0.1:119 wrote:
>
>> In article <c4c9j7$q9$1@joe.rice.edu>, Rick Russell <rickr@is.rice.edu>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> For veryy hard, clean conditions, the smallest pins tires you can find
>>> with the softest tire compound, or even soft slicks.
>>
>>
>>
> We use Losi Pink Taper Pins with grey foam (the grey foam is key!) for
> a hard
> packed clay track which gets dry towards the end of the night.

[Dirtnap]

Dirk,
See OT post below.