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3 Months of wheel and tire testing
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Tex Koder
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Which rig(s) did you use for testing these wheels/tires? What terrains did you test them on?
What are your conclusions??
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Okay, i guess you tested these on your Talion.
Which rig(s) did you use for testing these wheels/tires? What terrains did you test them on?
What are your conclusions??
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Okay, i guess you tested these on your Talion.
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I tested it on my Talion exclusively, which is very heavily modified.
Tested on the streets, back alleys, grass fields, skate parks, and two difference outdoor RC Race Tracks - one is more clay soil with hard pack or even concrete below and the other is 100% sifted top soil, quite soft and loose.
I like them all for different reasons and the car feels like a different car with every set.
The more bashing and all terrain ruggedness you are looking for - go with the bigger wheels
For more performance handling and getting around the track quick - go with the smaller wheels
I really dislike bashing with the smaller wheels, and love it with the bigger ones.
I've cracked one of every rim on that table except the biggest ones and smallest ones
I tested it on my Talion exclusively, which is very heavily modified.
Tested on the streets, back alleys, grass fields, skate parks, and two difference outdoor RC Race Tracks - one is more clay soil with hard pack or even concrete below and the other is 100% sifted top soil, quite soft and loose.
I like them all for different reasons and the car feels like a different car with every set.
The more bashing and all terrain ruggedness you are looking for - go with the bigger wheels
For more performance handling and getting around the track quick - go with the smaller wheels
I really dislike bashing with the smaller wheels, and love it with the bigger ones.
I've cracked one of every rim on that table except the biggest ones and smallest ones
From a all aluminum 1/7 talion driver,have you tried fireteam wheels yet? No tire I can't bald out in 3 runs on asfault ,I made a awesome rig I thought but it feeds on rubber.
