Tires. Polished concret/more grip?
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Tires. Polished concret/more grip?
I am new to rc's and jus got a coupleof hpi sprint drift 2's for me andmy dadand love it! We run them in our warehouse that had very slippery polished concret and would like to get more traction for speed. I know these are drifters but what tires would you guys recommend for more sport/touring performance but still be able to some what drift and break the tires loose if desired? I have been looking at the X-Patterns in the D-compound and pro-compound? Would either of these work for our cars on dusty polished cement? Sorry for such a long post, I have been searching all week with no answers to my questions. Thanks!
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RE: Tires. Polished concret/more grip?
I had a pair of the X- Patterns in D compound for my old Driftstar with a 4800kv motor in it, they gave enough grip to get you going fast, but would also let you drift, although it was more challenging, since they wanted to get more traction.
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RE: Tires. Polished concret/more grip?
What about the raikou dxpe tires? Would they offer around the same traction as the x-patterns? They are way bettered priced!
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What about the raikou dxpe tires? Would they offer around the same traction as the x-patterns? They are way bettered priced!
What about the raikou dxpe tires? Would they offer around the same traction as the x-patterns? They are way bettered priced!
I used them on a super slick marble floor during a comp that was held in a car dealership and on other very polished surfaces where other tires slip too much.