Brushless E-Maxx Tire Options
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Brushless E-Maxx Tire Options
I have a new Brushless edition of the E-Maxx that likes to blow up the tires at full power, I mean they double in diamater when I hit the gas. Can anyone recommend a good tire wheel combo that will help with this problem.
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RE: Brushless E-Maxx Tire Options
What battery size and tranny gearing are you running?
Any MT wheel/tire combo is going to balloon like crazy when you are running LiPos and are heavy on the throttle. If you're running 6s, you're going to be reaching the limits for many tire setups if you have a heavy throttle finger.
The best thing you can do is get a solid set for your main use (i.e. if you're bashing, get a good all terrain tire like the Trencher X or Badlands, if you are mostly road running and speed, Road Rages, etc.) and then tape and balance them.
Any MT wheel/tire combo is going to balloon like crazy when you are running LiPos and are heavy on the throttle. If you're running 6s, you're going to be reaching the limits for many tire setups if you have a heavy throttle finger.
The best thing you can do is get a solid set for your main use (i.e. if you're bashing, get a good all terrain tire like the Trencher X or Badlands, if you are mostly road running and speed, Road Rages, etc.) and then tape and balance them.
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RE: Brushless E-Maxx Tire Options
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it reduces the vibration stress on the driveline, so that will extend the life of your bearings. Which in turn should (theoretically) extend the life of your diffs.
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ORIGINAL: LaTuFu
What battery size and tranny gearing are you running?
Any MT wheel/tire combo is going to balloon like crazy when you are running LiPos and are heavy on the throttle. If you're running 6s, you're going to be reaching the limits for many tire setups if you have a heavy throttle finger.
The best thing you can do is get a solid set for your main use (i.e. if you're bashing, get a good all terrain tire like the Trencher X or Badlands, if you are mostly road running and speed, Road Rages, etc.) and then tape and balance them.
What battery size and tranny gearing are you running?
Any MT wheel/tire combo is going to balloon like crazy when you are running LiPos and are heavy on the throttle. If you're running 6s, you're going to be reaching the limits for many tire setups if you have a heavy throttle finger.
The best thing you can do is get a solid set for your main use (i.e. if you're bashing, get a good all terrain tire like the Trencher X or Badlands, if you are mostly road running and speed, Road Rages, etc.) and then tape and balance them.
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ORIGINAL: magilla12
I am runnings Lipos and my tires do balloon bad, are Trencher or badlands solid?
ORIGINAL: LaTuFu
What battery size and tranny gearing are you running?
Any MT wheel/tire combo is going to balloon like crazy when you are running LiPos and are heavy on the throttle. If you're running 6s, you're going to be reaching the limits for many tire setups if you have a heavy throttle finger.
The best thing you can do is get a solid set for your main use (i.e. if you're bashing, get a good all terrain tire like the Trencher X or Badlands, if you are mostly road running and speed, Road Rages, etc.) and then tape and balance them.
What battery size and tranny gearing are you running?
Any MT wheel/tire combo is going to balloon like crazy when you are running LiPos and are heavy on the throttle. If you're running 6s, you're going to be reaching the limits for many tire setups if you have a heavy throttle finger.
The best thing you can do is get a solid set for your main use (i.e. if you're bashing, get a good all terrain tire like the Trencher X or Badlands, if you are mostly road running and speed, Road Rages, etc.) and then tape and balance them.
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I am runnings Lipos and my tires do balloon bad, are Trencher or badlands solid?
I am runnings Lipos and my tires do balloon bad, are Trencher or badlands solid?
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but how do you do that to like the rims that have your trenchers on it. cause im getting that exact combo
but how do you do that to like the rims that have your trenchers on it. cause im getting that exact combo
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RE: Brushless E-Maxx Tire Options
Yes I am running 6s lipos, what a bumber that you have to put duct tape on a set of $40 tires to make them hold up. How long to the taped tires last, and btw thanks for the replies.
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RE: Brushless E-Maxx Tire Options
You could always get some beadlock tires and put them on. Just an idea, but really on 6s you have gotta stay off the throttle a little if you dont want your tires to always be ballooning. Try to drive smooth with the throttle and not from almost no throttle to full throttle etc...