No problemo.

squee, you sound like my wife who is taking spanish at college..., cause everything she say's lately has a O after it.....cause she is practicing.....just thought it was funny is all....thanks anyways...

Lol...Thats probably the extent of my Spanish...And I'm in Spanish II this year...Kind hard to believe, huh? Lol...

hey do the jammin stock truggy tires fit the 23mm proline maxx rims?...just wondering..and how good are they vs..crimes or bowties...goodo foro youo...that's my extentio of spanish....except for what i pick up from my duaghter's show..Dora the explorer...those of you who have little kids will know what im talking about.....

Lol...Uh, the Jammin' tires should fit the Proline Maxx sized rims, not sure about how they perform though...

like that...thought you would...pretty funny eh...thanks though....i think im leaning more toward the crimes.....

Yea, the Crimefighter MT's or the Bowtie MTR are the tire of choice.

It is nice to see that someone is putting those ribs in their tires again. My old Losi XX-T stock rear tires, that are like 20 years old, have those ribs and ribs that run perpendicular to those on the inside and the front tires have ribs running across on the inside.

yup, the old school stuff is coming back...makes you wonder why they stopped doing it..

The Jammin (Hong Nor here) stock tyres are Brick Pins. They seem to work really well from what I have seen. They also make a tyre called the Predator which work really well if your track has any grass on it.

IMO, i love the brick pin tires. they hook up better for me on grass, well, until they start going to the bald side from whipping doughnuts on pavement! :005:

Newe...whats with you & whipping doughnuts everwhere?

I like to get busy gettin dizzy! LOL

Questions again...
 

Which bodies fit G2R chassis? Something same style as Crowdpleaser 2 body, without holes for nitro... Another question: are Dace adapters better than for example Integy or Proline adapters?

it depends what cvd's you are running.....if you are running UE then you have to use the dace....since the hex is pressed on....and it fits into the dace 23mm hex, but if you have mip cvd's with the pin going into the hex....then i would recommend the prolines over the integy....