how did they work out especially the plus? Thanks for taking the time, also looking for something that does not break bank, im in Texas so im thinking medium, been over 105 this week, will use in outdoor track, do they make these for sct? i see they have them for 1/10 buggy, last question sorry what did you find for the truggy that does not break the bank?
I didn’t get a chance to try the plus yet because the ones that were on sale were super soft which it’s been to hot to use. The medium compound that I have used lasted a while and worked well for me here but in Texas they may not last as long for you, but I would definitely give them a try for the price I was happy. For the Truggy I got the jconcepts triple d because they were on sale and I had to glue them but so far they are working for me. Tires for me, I always try and get medium even if I run them in the cold I just need something that last because it’s so expensive to have every tread and compound. I usually do better with bald tires I qualified for Amain this weekend with some because there were 4 qualifiers. I did 3 with bald tires and one with worn out triple d’s all we’re basically the same. then in the race got taken out in the second lap I went from 4 to 11 because it took forever to get marshalled and finished 10
@rcdaveshobbies1740 that makes sense, medium for durability all around, they make tires for the buggy 1/10, and the ebuggy I'm glad they do but have not found any for the sct that are similar price range, don't have a truggy yet but might just stay away due to tire prices, but thanks for your time.
@Fpv Fish on the 2.0 I have the Lunsford racing titanium link set. For the 2.1 I’m using J&T Bearing Co. Tekno NB48 2.1/EB48 2.1 Titanium "Milled" Turnbuckle Kit
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You in canada? Where did you buy them?
Yes, I am in Canada. I just ordered them from Amain . They had a good deal on them during boxing day.
how did they work out especially the plus?
Thanks for taking the time, also looking for something that does not break bank, im in Texas so im thinking medium, been over 105 this week, will use in outdoor track, do they make these for sct? i see they have them for 1/10 buggy, last question sorry what did you find for the truggy that does not break the bank?
I didn’t get a chance to try the plus yet because the ones that were on sale were super soft which it’s been to hot to use. The medium compound that I have used lasted a while and worked well for me here but in Texas they may not last as long for you, but I would definitely give them a try for the price I was happy. For the Truggy I got the jconcepts triple d because they were on sale and I had to glue them but so far they are working for me. Tires for me, I always try and get medium even if I run them in the cold I just need something that last because it’s so expensive to have every tread and compound. I usually do better with bald tires I qualified for Amain this weekend with some because there were 4 qualifiers. I did 3 with bald tires and one with worn out triple d’s all we’re basically the same. then in the race got taken out in the second lap I went from 4 to 11 because it took forever to get marshalled and finished 10
@rcdaveshobbies1740 that makes sense, medium for durability all around, they make tires for the buggy 1/10, and the ebuggy I'm glad they do but have not found any for the sct that are similar price range, don't have a truggy yet but might just stay away due to tire prices, but thanks for your time.
What is your Turnbuckle on your eb48.2.0?
@Fpv Fish on the 2.0 I have the Lunsford racing titanium link set. For the 2.1 I’m using J&T Bearing Co. Tekno NB48 2.1/EB48 2.1 Titanium "Milled" Turnbuckle Kit