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theres alot more buggys running now matey,even though its still a new thing for the lads who race there.....but there trying to find the alternative to the mini pins.....so the carpet isnt spoilt for the touring cars. |
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I noticed that the Anneti tires are very resistant to chunking. not like touring car foams. |
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We just cut the spikes off the yellows we've been using all summer, but some guys have tested the slick minipins now, and due to their stiffer sidewalls and such, they seem even better suited. Also, that doesn't wear the carpet any more than touring slicks. Here's a vid of Ole Steen Karlsen and others:D All cars equipped with slick Minispikes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUb7V...eature=related |
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It's the only tire choice if you want to unite with touring people... |
This is a race from this weekend in Sweden.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3Eis...layer_embedded We use minipin and minispike as slick. We cut of all the studs and grind so the tiers are compleatly flat. We also use adative. Personally, I'm really sick of cut tires when there is finished rubber slicks on the market. |
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Cool track! |
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well the buggy slicks would certainly solve the problem....let us know what you hear buddy....
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panther has slicks and don't cost that much, but at the mo they are not leagal in sweden... silly really
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i race at www.horshamrc.org
We race on a track that is 10x15m, buggies, (10.5 with minipins) mardaves and touring (13.5 foam). the carpet is getting thin now, but is far from being new. The track is very high grip... :confused::confused: the winner of the A last night (touring) also had his car setup so well that no amount of power would see it understeer, or the back end come round. |
Additive sucks. Mini pins is the way to go for buggies.
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