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DCM 17-02-2012 03:55 PM

What are these front tyres
 
Fitted to Tom Cockrills SV2

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-vB6DHesVNG...0/DSCN0242.JPG

Cruise 17-02-2012 04:04 PM

Standard slim minispikes with about 4 rows of spikes removed and glued back together.
Or slim minispikes glued on the inner third of the rim and then pulled down on the outer part of the rim and glued there again

Cruise

mattybucks 17-02-2012 04:06 PM

The are normal 2wd minipins with the beading cut off, and then mountied on the wheel, to make them low profile.

Paul Upton had them on his car as well, and was telling me how to do it.

DCM 17-02-2012 04:09 PM

do you have to remove anything from the circumference? And what is the advantage?

mattybucks 17-02-2012 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DCM (Post 622064)
do you have to remove anything from the circumference? And what is the advantage?

I've just asked him, and he's going to do a guide with photo's over the weekend.

DCM 17-02-2012 04:47 PM

Nice one :thumbsup:

PaulUpton 17-02-2012 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mattybucks (Post 622066)
I've just asked him, and he's going to do a guide with photo's over the weekend.

i will now i have the right stuff to do it ay Matty :thumbsup:

Ill try and sort out a guide over weekend, id like to take credit for it, but it was T.Cock who showed me how to do after pulling my hair out :p

simoncrabb 17-02-2012 05:33 PM

I heard a rumour that Schumacher are going to release low-profile minipins.

Both front and rear.

Aran 17-02-2012 05:41 PM

sorry, off topic but I spy new speed passion esc

PaulUpton 17-02-2012 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simoncrabb (Post 622087)
I heard a rumour that Schumacher are going to release low-profile minipins.

Both front and rear.

wouldn't surprise me :woot:

Aran 17-02-2012 06:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simoncrabb (Post 622087)
I heard a rumour that Schumacher are going to release low-profile minipins.

Both front and rear.

What are the benefits of low profile tyres, less side bite?

PaulUpton 17-02-2012 06:23 PM

they take the snatch away that pins normally give, they worked very well for me and i liked them very much, i had a car that was easy to drive on pins. i know Tom ended up running normal pins in the end as he felt they were quicker for him.

Stretch 17-02-2012 07:38 PM

Look a bit like the mini pins for use on early scale saloons...

PaulUpton 17-02-2012 08:46 PM

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How too guide will be on telstar website as soon i can get it to email to him :woot:

Cardnim 17-02-2012 11:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaulUpton (Post 622079)
...it was T.Cock who showed me how to do after pulling my hair out


Wow. I never had Tom down as a violent man.
But he can pull all my hair out too if he wants to set my car up for me.

...maybe thats where he gets that terrific barnett of his own from - and there was me thinking it was extensions and l'oreal.
(because he's worth it)

:lol:

simoncrabb 22-02-2012 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Cardnim (Post 622236)
Wow. I never had Tom down as a violent man.
But he can pull all my hair out too if he wants to set my car up for me.

Why do you think I have no hair?

Where's the low profile tyre howto guide Puppers?

Chrislong 22-02-2012 10:29 AM

It was something we used to do for Belgium GP when they allowed it.

We'd take a new tyre, cut the beading off upto the bottom of the writting. Then cut diagnoly following spike pattern, and cut again 3-4 rows - to bin. Re-glue together the smaller diameter tyre, then glue the remaining sidewall to the inside edges of the wheel.

Worked awesome. Never came unglue either as long as washed thoroughly beforehand and dried.

PaulUpton 22-02-2012 11:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chrislong (Post 623998)
It was something we used to do for Belgium GP when they allowed it.

We'd take a new tyre, cut the beading off upto the bottom of the writting. Then cut diagnoly following spike pattern, and cut again 3-4 rows - to bin. Re-glue together the smaller diameter tyre, then glue the remaining sidewall to the inside edges of the wheel.

Worked awesome. Never came unglue either as long as washed thoroughly beforehand and dried.

this isnt BRCA legal though chris as its a cut and shut.

The how to guide is done and will be online on Telstar website in next few days. Maybe later tonight if matty pulls his finger out :thumbsup:

Chrislong 22-02-2012 03:22 PM

Never said it was Paul, and even so what does it matter for people who don't do BRCA events - only club?

BRCA played no part in the Belgium GP, it was the organisers there who banned it but before they did, that is what we did. Was just saying how to as someone asked.

Welcome to try it at any club meeting ofcause.

PaulUpton 22-02-2012 04:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chrislong (Post 624131)
Never said it was Paul, and even so what does it matter for people who don't do BRCA events - only club?

BRCA played no part in the Belgium GP, it was the organisers there who banned it but before they did, that is what we did. Was just saying how to as someone asked.

Welcome to try it at any club meeting ofcause.

Chris, was only pointing this out. As for the people who only do club meetings of course they can do what they like (unless the club adopts BRCA rules of course ;) )

BUT, this way is much easier and less hassle to do than cutting parts of the tyre out....and legal :thumbsup:


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