Tires For Snow
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Tires For Snow
Hey guys,
I live in Michigan where we can get some snow. What would be some good tires for driving in the snow. For Example Big Joes, Mulchers, Paddles. I've got a Revo.
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~Kyle~
I live in Michigan where we can get some snow. What would be some good tires for driving in the snow. For Example Big Joes, Mulchers, Paddles. I've got a Revo.
Thanks
~Kyle~
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RE: Tires For Snow
if you get some 3.2"(t-maxx rims) you would have a much bigger selection, these should work good:
3.2 tho:http://www.denisesrcoutlet.com/m_20....+Tires+%282%29
or these, still 3.2 :http://www.denisesrcoutlet.com/m_20....nserts+%282%29
not many tires are made for the revo, the t-maxx has been around a long time so it will have alot of tires made for it.
3.2 tho:http://www.denisesrcoutlet.com/m_20....+Tires+%282%29
or these, still 3.2 :http://www.denisesrcoutlet.com/m_20....nserts+%282%29
not many tires are made for the revo, the t-maxx has been around a long time so it will have alot of tires made for it.
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RE: Tires For Snow
Smaxx,
Would I need to make any adjustments on my Hex size to get T-Maxx wheels on my Revo.
Toxic,
Thats what I was thinking was paddle tires but I wasnt sure if there was an actual tire for snow.
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Would I need to make any adjustments on my Hex size to get T-Maxx wheels on my Revo.
Toxic,
Thats what I was thinking was paddle tires but I wasnt sure if there was an actual tire for snow.
Thanks
~Kyle~
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RE: Tires For Snow
i have seen paddle tires on sand and they would just dig holes so it should have the same results on snow. the stock chevron tires on the old t-maxx should work well also btut they are kinda heavy. i tryed to make snow chains one time but they flew off and down into the woods they went.
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i bet that thing to hard to control on snow.did you put some kind of runner on the bottom or is it flat.
P.S. looks like your left front tie-rod is bent.
P.S. looks like your left front tie-rod is bent.
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RE: Tires For Snow
Smaxx,
There isn't an actual link but I copied and pasted it. Those tires look like they would work quite well.
Thanks For Everybodys Help
~Kyle~
There isn't an actual link but I copied and pasted it. Those tires look like they would work quite well.
Thanks For Everybodys Help
~Kyle~
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uhh ya how is it the worst jato youve ever seen? cause' its dirty? well sorry i dont keep it clean enough for you.. other than that i dont see whats wrong with it. its got so much power, and a bunch of hop ups, so shut it.
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ohhh... i get it now that ive seen your shelfqueen, well ya... i guess im sorry that i enjoy driving my truck more than looking at it.. truly sorry
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ORIGINAL: NitroRunner
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