Tire Question
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From: Alden, NY
I have an nitro evader st and was wondering if putting masher 2ks woul dbe alright for it. I just thought they might bog it down is that right? THe evader is completely stock.
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From: Austin,
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If your track or surface is hard packed and loamy or loose youll probably have better luck with step pins, if its hard packed with no dust and a blue groove youll probably get the best results out of pro line square fuzzies or Losi X2000's. The softer the compound the faster they will wear.
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From: Chilliwack, BC, CANADA
Mashers look great on stadium trucks, and that's about all. Performance wise, they are not worth using. They slow your trucks acceleration down, they are harder on the drivetrain, harder on steering servo and they don't have all that great of traction.I know some of you are gonna start hollering about that, but that's my take on them.
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From: Marquette,
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Hey ICT those bodies do look good with the mashers, i'll think about doing the same on my truck
So if i put Tmaxx posts on there is there any modding involved?
So if i put Tmaxx posts on there is there any modding involved?
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well i own a RC10GT, so the T-Maxx posts just screw on. i got some from hot bodies, they come with 2 big posts(u use for front) and 2 smaller posts(put them in rear). thats they only real modding u need to do. line up the wheel wells the best u can and you are set. :]
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From: Derby, UNITED KINGDOM
Has Anyone got the HPI Geolanders (stock mt2 tires) on their 2wd truck? Are they any good? Do they affect performance? Has anyone got any pics? Thanks.



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