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Old 23-10-2011
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Default Stagger rib or Mini spike?

hey guys. Can someone tell me which of these tyres would be best for indoor carpet racing (front only) Ive got Stagger ribs fitted (the First kind) but i can get some mini spikes glued. I dont want mini pin really. So what do you think?
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Old 23-10-2011
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I would suggest staggered ribs. They make the car stable to drive and will last longer than minispikes. I used them all last season and they worked well. I tried mini pins on the front but found it difficult to push the car. Staggers I felt made the car more consistent.
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Stagger ribs is all i use on carpet, also on dry grass and astro
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i like Dboots terrabyte,just the right amount of understeer for me
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