HPI Drift tires...
#1
Has any one had any experience with the HPI drift tires? I kno the Yokomo tires are good, but I heard they wear out really fast and I dont really want to have to roder new tires every week. Any insight on these tires or any other drift tire would be great.
#3
They aren't crap.. I have them and after broken in they slide very good. I'm using a CO27 PRO motor on soft springs and they get crazy angle while having minimum wear on the threads. I would reccomend them.. I have Tamiya D-types as well and they aren't as good.
Tamiya D=Softer compound=Grippy and wears down faster
HPI D=Hard compound=More slide and longer tire life
-JDM_DRIFTER
Tamiya D=Softer compound=Grippy and wears down faster
HPI D=Hard compound=More slide and longer tire life
-JDM_DRIFTER
ORIGINAL: Bizket
Has any one had any experience with the HPI drift tires? I kno the Yokomo tires are good, but I heard they wear out really fast and I dont really want to have to roder new tires every week. Any insight on these tires or any other drift tire would be great.
Has any one had any experience with the HPI drift tires? I kno the Yokomo tires are good, but I heard they wear out really fast and I dont really want to have to roder new tires every week. Any insight on these tires or any other drift tire would be great.
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where in the world did you hear that from. Seriously man, HPI AND TAMIYA make the best treads you can find.
ORIGINAL: smenton
i havent drifted with them but i heard they were crap go tamiya drift tyres
i havent drifted with them but i heard they were crap go tamiya drift tyres



