Drift Tires
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Hello,
i have a spare set of rims that im not using now, and i was wondering, which size abs should i get? the rims are normal 1/10 touring size rims.
Thanks!!
i have a spare set of rims that im not using now, and i was wondering, which size abs should i get? the rims are normal 1/10 touring size rims.
Thanks!!
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Hello,
i have a spare set of rims that im not using now, and i was wondering, which size abs should i get? the rims are normal 1/10 touring size rims.
Thanks!!
Hello,
i have a spare set of rims that im not using now, and i was wondering, which size abs should i get? the rims are normal 1/10 touring size rims.
Thanks!!
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good idear
i just found my ruller and they are 2 inchers. Are there any special procedures to putting abs on rims? Would i still use regular tire glue? Ive heard something about a hetagun, but i no got!!!
i just found my ruller and they are 2 inchers. Are there any special procedures to putting abs on rims? Would i still use regular tire glue? Ive heard something about a hetagun, but i no got!!!
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good idear
i just found my ruller and they are 2 inchers. Are there any special procedures to putting abs on rims? Would i still use regular tire glue? Ive heard something about a hetagun, but i no got!!!
good idear
i just found my ruller and they are 2 inchers. Are there any special procedures to putting abs on rims? Would i still use regular tire glue? Ive heard something about a hetagun, but i no got!!!
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haha well, theres a little problem. If I ever want to remove em, using loctite wouldnt be good. THe strongest person i know is superman, so i will be screwed
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NNNNOOOOOO!!!!![:@][:@][:@] Don't ever glue your ABS tires to your rims. ABS does not last for years. When they are completly worn, your never going to get them off. I see I have to start visiting this forum more often.
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NNNNOOOOOO!!!!![:@][:@][:@] Don't ever glue your ABS tires to your rims. ABS does not last for years. When they are completly worn, your never going to get them off. I see I have to start visiting this forum more often.
NNNNOOOOOO!!!!![:@][:@][:@] Don't ever glue your ABS tires to your rims. ABS does not last for years. When they are completly worn, your never going to get them off. I see I have to start visiting this forum more often.
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Here's all you need to know on cutting and mounting abs: http://www.drccentral.com/old/rcdrifttire.html
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yeah i second the E-tape.
just the wrap the center of the rims a few times with E tape then push the ABS over the rim, then step on it to mkae sure it fully locks one, and your good to go
just the wrap the center of the rims a few times with E tape then push the ABS over the rim, then step on it to mkae sure it fully locks one, and your good to go
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thats what i did with my mini-t. I used some foam tape and e-tape and they locked pretty good. Since i didnt have any tires this weekend, i wne ton a rampage; i used only my rims, no tires, abs, etc, just rims!! they were my old rims, so i didnt care what happended to em. But man was thatt loud!!!!Worked well though.
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From: JohannesburgGauteng, SOUTH AFRICA
for attaching drift tyres to rims use weathering tape.
the foam tape with one side being sticky which you use to seal windows and doors against wind coming in.
works like a charm and the tire is easy to remove.
the foam tape with one side being sticky which you use to seal windows and doors against wind coming in.
works like a charm and the tire is easy to remove.
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I use electric tape around the rims and silicon glue around the inside of the rims. So if I need to change the rims, I can just scrape the silicon and plop the old abs, abs though is tough and can last a long time.


