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I've been caught up a bit with this whole recession thing and was thinking about trying rubber tyre carpet additive on my almost slick yellow minipins to see if I can stretch their life span a little. It made a huge difference to my touring car and I was wondering if anyone has tried it for a buggy? I run on an all carpet Prima Felt GT track with some wooden jumps. Any idea would be very welcome!
Cheer Ben |
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No
Just no.
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Ive used addative to resurect some old yellows that had dried out but Ive never tried it as a performance enhancer.
As far as I know Shuey yellows use a natural rubber compound which I think is the same as TC tyres so I'm guessing that it would work. When I did a bit of carpet TC racing the problem I found with addative is that when somebody used it the track became super slippy for everyone who wasn't using it. Not 100% sure why this was but it nearly ruined my race when one of the guys put it on without us knowing. So its probably not a good idea.
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