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[K22hsct]

Hi I just purchased some 4.50 comp cut lil novas soft front medium rear for my standard pitbull rock beasts. My rig is a bom that's about 8lbs. Can I use these same foams for a set of proline tsl NON xl? Can I just buy the inner since I read on your website they use the same outter?

[Bigtim1]

Trx4 bronco 9llb used for crawling
Proline 1.9 TSL swamper Predator 120mm o/d

I’ve never brought foams before and I haven’t a clue which one. The stock foams are a little soft for my liking.

[Nova's Ark]

Originally Posted by Bigtim1

Trx4 bronco 9llb used for crawling
Proline 1.9 TSL swamper Predator 120mm o/d

I’ve never brought foams before and I haven’t a clue which one. The stock foams are a little soft for my liking.

RTR weight?
Intended usage?



YouTube video explaining the foam system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN18x-Sqb8Q


CI website Foam Calculator:
https://www.crawlerinnovations.com/foam-calculator/


CI Foam Guide:

https://www.crawlerinnovations.com/foam-guide/


Use discount code;
iamworthy
For 11% off your order.

[Bigtim1]

Originally Posted by Nova's Ark

RTR weight?
Intended usage?



YouTube video explaining the foam system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN18x-Sqb8Q




CI website Foam Calculator:
https://www.crawlerinnovations.com/foam-calculator/


CI Foam Guide:

https://www.crawlerinnovations.com/foam-guide/


Use discount code;
iamworthy
For 11% off your order.

90% rock crawling 10% trail
Rig weight is just over 9 pound

[Nova's Ark]

Originally Posted by Bigtim1

90% rock crawling 10% trail
Rig weight is just over 9 pound

Did you try the calculator at all? Do you have any feedback?



How about the guide?


Sigh...
CWR-2334 front
CWR-2335 rear

[Bigtim1]

Originally Posted by Nova's Ark

Did you try the calculator at all? Do you have any feedback?



How about the guide?


Sigh...
CWR-2334 front
CWR-2335 rear

It’s the sizing I’m getting confused with cause the tires are 4.75 but when I’ve read some reviews people are using 4.5 size foams. Sorry to Be long winded.

[Nova's Ark]

Originally Posted by Bigtim1

It’s the sizing I’m getting confused with cause the tires are 4.75 but when I’ve read some reviews people are using 4.5 size foams. Sorry to Be long winded.

I appreciate your feedback.
What do YOU need the calculator to tell YOU so YOU will feel confident to order?


With 11 years and counting in business, there is PLENTY of information about our product lines from other customers.
Why do I need to speak on the product line when customers do it so much better?
And you prove my point, that people don't truly care about the designers thoughts or recommendation, they ultimately do what they want or what their friend told them to buy. Hence the reason why Crawler Innovations has nearly 200 different foam offerings.


You may not like my blunt expression, but life is short and time is precious.
If I take 25 minutes to answer every customer with parental type care, I will no longer be productive.


None of this is personal and I hope you take no offense.
Have a great day, and thank you for the opportunity to dialogue.

[Hoss81]

Originally Posted by Nova's Ark

Hi.
Two possibilities;
4.50" = More tire forward bite/squish

CWR-2025 front
CWR-2026 rear


-OR-



4.75" = Less tire forward bite/squish
P/N;
CWR-2034 front
CWR-2035 rear


Optional Tuning aid:

CWR-3015 (one disc on the outside of each foam for added support)



Use discount code;
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Thank you for your interest in CI products.

Hey man, sorry to bring this back up.
I went to a Hobbytown USA that had an indoor crawler course and found pretty quickly the limitations of the factory Canyon tires and picked up a set of the Proline Hyrax in G8 compound.

They look to be a little taller so I was thinking I should up to the 4.75 + the tuning discs. Do you agree or have other suggestions?

[Nova's Ark]

Originally Posted by Hoss81

Hey man, sorry to bring this back up.
I went to a Hobbytown USA that had an indoor crawler course and found pretty quickly the limitations of the factory Canyon tires and picked up a set of the Proline Hyrax in G8 compound.

They look to be a little taller so I was thinking I should up to the 4.75 + the tuning discs. Do you agree or have other suggestions?

RTR weight?
Intended usage?
Again, this comes down to the users personal preference and how they want their tire to feel and perform.

[Hoss81]

Originally Posted by Nova's Ark

RTR weight?
Intended usage?
Again, this comes down to the users personal preference and how they want their tire to feel and perform.

I used the calculator, sorry to bother you.

[Nova's Ark]

Originally Posted by Hoss81

I used the calculator, sorry to bother you.

Did the calculator work for you? I have been informed by a few people where it did not work on the device they were viewing/using it on. And you're not a bother. Thank you for your business.

[Hoss81]

Originally Posted by Nova's Ark

Did the calculator work for you? I have been informed by a few people where it did not work on the device they were viewing/using it on. And you're not a bother. Thank you for your business.

Yeah, I'm using a desktop PC in Chrome and it worked for me fine.

[z381472]

So cut to the chase, Capra is close to stock with a little weight up front.
Got net Rock Beast XL and the stock foams seem rock hard.
Can someone suggest a better foam that will work with the XLs?

Thank You.

Sent from my SM-J700T using Tapatalk

[Nova's Ark]

Originally Posted by z381472

So cut to the chase, Capra is close to stock with a little weight up front.
Got net Rock Beast XL and the stock foams seem rock hard.
Can someone suggest a better foam that will work with the XLs?

Thank You.

Sent from my SM-J700T using Tapatalk

Depending on RTR weight and intended usage, the average stock crawler would use CWR-2024 front and CWR-2025 rear. 4.50" Lil Novas