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19-12-2008
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Tyres for Indoors
I have tried the mini spike yellows and they were not great at jarrow and were not good at all at the teeside regional. Most seemed to use mini pins yellow. When I used to race years ago we used to use yellow full spikes do these not work ? My mini spikes have done the regional and are very worn on the back (b4). Don't think they will last another race meeting. That's why I am thinking full spikes will last longer but will they go well ?
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19-12-2008
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Hi
Im a member of jarrow. If you want consistant tyres for slippy floor at jarrow in 2wd it has to be yellow mini spikes. once we put more carpet down its mini pins. but these dont work in 2wd with out carpet. Full spikes make the car feel numb. if you play with the set up youll get the b4 sorted for jarrow. Give me a shout next time and you can try my set up at jarrow. cheers james chappell
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19-12-2008
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Yellow fullspikes do work on slippery floors but you are talking about 1-2laps slower than minispikes/minipins over a full race. We run them at our club because they last forever and the hall we race on isnt that slippy. I get about 60-70 races out of a set.
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19-12-2008
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19-12-2008
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So full spikes are no good ! besides I could not find any 2wd full spikes dont think they make them. I am trying to get some spares so I can set the car up. All i have is whats on the car when i got it. I need some springs and shock oil. What weight oil is best (no idea whats in it now). You can get hop-up spring sets with 5 rates of springs is this what I need ? I have raced once (one race) at jarrow and it was slippy.
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19-12-2008
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Thanks James help with the setup would be great ! It understeers like crazy at the moment !
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