Lake Superior R/C Club

Menace wrote:Only tires made for a Shortcourse truck, no 1/8th scale tires!

You mean I cant run my knuckles? I wonder if Dan still has his badlands tires?

BigRed wrote:

Menace wrote:Only tires made for a Shortcourse truck, no 1/8th scale tires!

You mean I cant run my knuckles? I wonder if Dan still has his badlands tires?

I got some badlands LOL!

what would be a good sub for the goosebumps, not in stock anywhere that i can find, intill mid may. what about the Pro-Line Caliber SC? i see they have been used for the some of the pro drivers. greg any input on other tires to use.

the track will be run wet on thursday nights, if this helps you out any

Calibers work awsome on 1/8, I would imagine that they would work for SC as well.

Hey Ron, there's one set at clown town.

really i will check it out i called there yesterday and the owner said they had none, but i will stop today and check it out, thanks guys,

There's aset of goose bumps back in the tire section on the shelf at floor level

Typical. Tim knows better what and where than the employees. lame

What compund would be the best for the track? I was thinking soft??

A fellow racer asked about the possibility of the slash class changing to a different motor and speed controllers for slash this summer. Post up any suggestions, or say "just stick with the stock setup."
voice your opinion now, that gives us a lot of time to think about it.................

STICK TO THE STOCK SET-UP. Keep it cheap. They want to run a different speedo and motor, they can go run in the open class.

double trouble wrote:STICK TO THE STOCK SET-UP. Keep it cheap. They want to run a different speedo and motor, they can go run in the open class.

I think Roger hit it on the nail.