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09.27.2006, 03:30 PM

The quark 125.

my lightweight maxx with get flextek arms soon, and it look an awfu lot like yours.. LOL

Did you ever tried crimefighters (maxx size) on your truck? or any maxx size tire? i like my maxx with the maxx sized wheels and HPI dirtbonz.

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here you go!
   
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09.27.2006, 04:04 PM

Very nice. And yes, my next tires and rims will be the MT's! But i figured i'd bald out my 40series first!


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09.27.2006, 04:12 PM

the 40 series can be good tires, but overall, i think i like the MT types better.
   
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09.27.2006, 04:26 PM

The 40's are fun to play with, but not an overall good wheel size IMO. I'd rather have the Mt's for play and race. Racing would be better because you'd have more weight per square inch=traction!! But that is one of the last things i will be getting. Still need a few more things....still need my neu motor!!!


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09.27.2006, 04:28 PM

it depends on the track if you can put down the power per square inch. if it's a loose track, on some tracks the 40 series benefit.
   
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09.27.2006, 04:34 PM

Grassy tracks maybe, but mine seem to float quite a bit on most terrain...and in grass, i can still spin quite easily. If it were hard packed and damp, then it would be nice, i get great traction on that stuff!


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