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Old 01-14-2008, 08:22 PM
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hey just wondering what all you racers or anyone that has these think of either the proline 40s bowtie LP
or the crime fighters 40s
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Which vehicle do you have? Also what kind of track do you run on? I would stick with LPR's if you want the most modern wheels. Usually 40's are to large for truggy gearing.
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You never want to run 40 series tires on any truggy. They are like a inch too wide and tall, stick with the new LPR tires or MT style tires.
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Illegal to race with them over here...
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it's illegal to race with certain tires?????????
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it's illegal to race with certain tires?????????
Yes it is, however you won't see any jail time usually just a fine and maybe some community service.
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why's that??
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You never want to run 40 series tires on any truggy. They are like a inch too wide and tall, stick with the new LPR tires or MT style tires.
understandable but i dont have a truggy as persay its a cross of trucks to make a truggy style
and then if you say the lpr's then ill go with them just thought they might give me some more trackin
but you guys never made a choice on the bowties or the crime fighters??
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Crimefighter's seem to perform better then bow ties. What kind of track??!!
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sorry man i thought i wrote that in there[&:][&:]
Hard packed dirt
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Holeshots might be a better choice. Either 3 will work fine to be honest.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/17901
Old 01-15-2008, 07:19 PM
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I was lookin at those i couldnt find them in the LPR though
thanks but i dont know such a hard choice
I think i migh have to go with the holeshots maybe but i think the bow-ties might be a bit better
but what can i say havent ran either of them
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Waiting for my holeshots. I heard the holeshots stick to anything. Having many tiny spikes I guess is better.
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were you get them???
im just about to win a set on ebay
thanks for the help
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On ebay XD

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Im watching the 1st pair of holeshots that are on there. ill hopefully win last 10 seconds.
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dude i love the hole shot tires, they stick like velcro. i used mine with the suplyed foam in them before i put the diff oil and they didnt balloon solid all the way through the power band and with the xtm 28 in it.
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Im watching the 1st pair of holeshots that are on there. ill hopefully win last 10 seconds.
i just won a set of 4 NIP (new in package) ones for 38.99
with $10 shipping such a deal and i got the holeshot LPR
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would the lpr tyres fit the rims that come with the hyper st pro? with those holeshots they look like they wouldnt last very long, are there any that mite b a longer lasting substitute?
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would the lpr tyres fit the rims that come with the hyper st pro? with those holeshots they look like they wouldnt last very long, are there any that mite b a longer lasting substitute?
Of course they won't fit. They're made for low profile rims. LPR rims run between $11-14 for a pair so what's the big deal?
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They will also fit on Losi 8t rims. I'm still waiting for the new LPR panther switches to come out...
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grp performance tires are good for a hard surface and come pre mounted in different sizes for all kinds of trucks and truggies.
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would the lpr tyres fit the rims that come with the hyper st pro? with those holeshots they look like they wouldnt last very long, are there any that mite b a longer lasting substitute?
Of course they won't fit. They're made for low profile rims. LPR rims run between $11-14 for a pair so what's the big deal?


there's no big deal , i just prefer the look of the rims that come with the truggy.

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