Thanks, I'm a pretty good "jumper" by now...

How about sacrificing these babies on tarmac this weekend?? Just have to glue them, they are belted already..

http://rsb.se/gallery/files/1/5/3/img_0154.jpg

That would be one way to make some slick tires :intello:

You could keep on using the others too, just dial in loads of camber... :lol:

HAHA shall we take some bets on how long those will last before becoming as smooth as a babies bottom?

Have you considered getting some HPI Road Phaltline tyres? I have my blast rims but no tyres yet... hoping it will make my road runs more fun and the savage driftable on tarmac!

Don't mess the Mulchers up, they rule on gras :)

Buy some Road Rages or Phaltlines and detroy them!

That was my guess but my thumb seem to be to short :(



These slick tires perform well on tarmac :lol:

http://rsb.se/gallery/files/1/5/3/sulor.jpg

Leave mulchers for dirt or grass. Kill those tires on a tarmac sesion!

OK, lets see what the weekend has in mind... I hope the weather becomes OK so I can bash some tarmac then...

Phalt lines, they are quite expensive, just for use on tarmac.. I usually use the brushless Serpent I made a few years ago for that kind of racing.

Yes expensive... but at least they will last a while unlike all the other tyres you own haha!

it might become cheap per mile then.. I'll try to find some at ebay some day.

What about losi road rash tires??

They are quite cheap..

http://cgi.ebay.com/LOSI-LOSB7205-RO...item3f03184d52

Quiet? Those are incredibly cheap...

woah! THOSE ARE CHEAPPPP!!!!!!!

i like those but i think the sidewalll looks a little tall for road use compared to the phaltlines which are extremely low profile... someone correct me if im wrong

cheap enough to destroy in seconds...
40 series sand paws/paddles would be fun as well.:party:

I meant "quite cheap"

A taller profile will have less grip in turns, wich for using a monster on-road I think is better. Since it will harder roll the truck.

If you lower and harden the suspension and wanna set a time in a track buy the low profile ones. If you just want to melt them buy the cheap ones..

Thanks - I'll finish of the ones I'm halfway through already... I hope to have some racing-time on Sunday.