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Old 07-12-2007
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Hi guys,

I'm just wanting some advice about tyre choices as my club up here in Scotland is going to start running off road next year.

Currently I've only got a set of yellow mini spikes and the car has a huge amount of steering and keeps traction rolling, even with the inside and outside row of pins removed. I want a few different tyre options for next year, expecially for tyres that have less grip than my mini spikes.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

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Jason
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what surface are you running on?
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... sorry, grass ... usually longish and damp
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... sorry, grass ... usually longish and damp
In which case Schmy mini spikes are the normal choice ..... might well be worth posting up your set-up and getting it checked over, might well be front end too soft in roll.

Never really liked my B4 but for the opposite reason!
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Have you set your ride height? If its longish damp grass it could be worth trying Ballistic buggy minispikes in the green compound because they give less sidebite and they give better drive than the schumacher minispikes because the spikes are longer. Another choice of tyre you could try is schumacher minispikes in the green compound?

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Never really liked my B4 but for the opposite reason!
Same! I can never get the right tires for the condition of my local track. I'm always slipping and sliding. I'm the only one that seems to have trouble, even when I try the same tires and other people running! Just bad luck I guess (and no its not my driving skill )
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Here's what I use on mine:-

Schumaker mini-pins on front and Schumaker 8x10 spike rears
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