im gong to the beach with my rc10gt an sut an was wondering what should i doto them besides tires

what sand u driving on? when i went, the sand was flat and hard. get paddles, also bring LOTS of clean air filters, run 1-2 furl filters and i would cover up the batteries and electronics.

have fun! [8D]

im not sure what kind of sand,im gonig to the key in floradia in the end of november what kind of paddle tires u think i should use im thinkin of the panther ones

Sand/Snow Paddles

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDT99&P=7

bloodangel: have you used those tires? if so how do they work? I have been thinking about getting those tires for the winter. I live in WI so there will be plenty of snow.
thanks for your help

i don't think that boold has his mt2 yet sorry about the low blow!. i want to get some savage paddles for the winter and a set of maximizer bead lock rims, that is what i WANT, not what will happen

might want to get some shock boots too.

yeah im gettin shock boots for both can u use buggy boots for them?

i was gettin ready finish my list on horizon and 4 tires for my sut was 60 BUCKS!thats way to much im just goin to run the stock tmaxx tires

A little off topic, but I have been told in the past that if you ziptie a piece of pantyhose around your filter it keeps a good bit of sand out of the filter...haven't tried it myself...but I suppose it works in theory...just a suggegstion.

Heh....come up north if you want snow. Heres a picture of a highway in Labrador, Canada.

[X(][X(] Ummmmm I dont want that much snow!!
But I suppose if it is compact enough you could still run your rc on that [sm=bananahead.gif]

Dude I hate you so much jk but I cant wait for the ski season and it just hit freezing for the first time this season last night..ugh

Be glad you dont live in Texas!!! There's nothing between us and HELL but a barbed wire fence!!!!!!!!! It gets so hot here in teh summer you can take an egg and put it on the hood of a black car in the middle of August and watch it cook!!!!!!!!! Anyhow back on the subject... you probably wont want to use the buggy shock boots because the shock shaft for buggies are generally shorter than those on a truck. The truck shocks shafts are usually longer so the suspension can have more travel but in rare occasions I have seen the same shocks on both cars and trucks.

Yeh dalosiman is right here in texas is hot as crap.

in MD we just get snow...its never really "hot" outside...not alot of rain...just alot of snow for some reason. []

try living in denvr theres no tracks around one day it will be 100 degress out and the next it will be 20 degress out i hate it here i try to bash every day but on cold days my truck is hard to start

I used to live in Texas... I miss it[sm=frown.gif]
Maybe in a couple years I will move somewhere between here and Texas. I figure WI is to cold and the weather is screwed up and Texas is pretty hot so somewhere inbetween. Besides I only know of 3 tracks here in WI and they are all 45 min drive away from Milwaukee.

Motersaver makes an airfilter that has a platic cover that clips on over the top that is suppose to be a dirty/sand gaurd. I would take a look at it. I would also zip tie pantihose over the stinger on your exaust. Shock boots. Electronic guards. Tires don't really matter because you could use tractionless tires and still have a blast!! Just in a diffrent way.

i have a st and a buggy, i got proline sand-paws for the st and slingshots for the bugg, havent tried em yet but will next week while on hols, should be fun shootin sand at people on the beach.