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Ye gods! Now this is an amazing snap shot. You captured the pinion of a WOT Plett.
Rene, you cheater :p Just joking |
LOL...
some stretching wih adobe photoshop does it every time.. |
LOL. I remember that thread Serum, (on Traxxas' forum I believe?) where people were accusing you of faking that picture.
I ended up taping the inside of those tires and it did make a HUGE difference. Practicly no balooning at all. I'll have to take another picture when I get my Maxx put back together so you can see a before and after pic. |
I still don't quite get how you're supposed to go about taping the tires to prevent ballooning, I was under the impression that you could just put a layer of duct tape on the inside of the tire and it'd work fine......is that wrong?
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That is exactly how I did it dabid. It is a little difficult to get the tape inside however, so I turnned the tire inside out, wrapped the tape around, then turned it rightside in. I also purchased extra wide duct tape to make sure it covered side to side.
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If you use duct tape. Is it like nascar? The truck will be good for 200mph.
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Amen, like Nascar..
You guys ever seen the vids i made with and without tape? just go to rcpics.net and search for serum, they will show up for those that are interested.. |
I seen them serum. That is what makes me what to use it. Keep the tires where the supposed to be. I think they should put belts in the tires like a real car tire. Just add the fiber ones not steel. Then you would not need the tape.
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I thought that some 1/10 tires have got this fibre..
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I had some belted slick tires on my HPI RS4 Rally back in the day for parking lot driving, but that was only for on road, I had the Pirellis for off roading. :L:
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