T Snotz Tech Thread!

[Nimyad]

I'm definitely interested in this to help out my stock harder tires. What's the cost per bottle going to be?

[JeremyH]

I might be wrong, but I dont believe vendors are allowed to list prices in their tech threads....you'll have to keep an eye out in her vendor thread or at TCS:
Krawler Konceptz :: Manufacturers :: The Crawlers Store LLC

[Nimyad]

Alright thanks!

[JeremyH]

I was told they should be listed sometime tomorrow morning.

[AddictedtoRC1]

Originally Posted by rik

ooooh, i like what i read here. maybe this will allow us to run pin tires here in eastern PA. the pins work great on the rocks, but the way our terrain is, a lot of times we have to drive thru dirt to transition to another rock pile to proceed on a course, and usually the dirt builds up in between the pins. now that i know it tastes great and picks up very little dirt, i think i will definitely be picking up some of this.

You aren't doing it right.

[tozrovr]

What's it smell like?

[JeremyH]

Originally Posted by tozrovr

What's it smell like?

Not cherry cough medicine.

It has a chemical smell....nothing bad and it is mostly gone when dry.

[Krawler Konceptz]

**Now for Sale** on tcscrawlers.com Vendor thread coming shortly!

[Krawler Konceptz]

Our Vendor thread for ordering T Snotz...clicking on the picture in that thread will take you right to the page on TCScrawlers.com ***T Snotz...Traction and Softening Compound**Now Available!

[Dr.Frank]

Originally Posted by JeremyH

Not cherry cough medicine.

It has a chemical smell....nothing bad and it is mostly gone when dry.

Hmm, is it absolutely environmentally safe?

Greetings Frank

[Krawler Konceptz]

No, it's not. It would fall under the same category as many commercially available Petrolium based refined products.

[JeremyH]

Originally Posted by Dr.Frank

Hmm, is it absolutely environmentally safe?

It is perfectly safe in the cabinet in my garage environment.

[Dr.Frank]

Please don't get me wrong, i won't put a new and grest product down.
I only think what could happen on comps. When it brings an advantage
everyone will use it (outdoors) and maybe before every run. Okay,
it's a maybe, but when i remember pan (carpet) cars and think about
what has happened with track compounds. I'm not a hardcore greenpeace
guy, but sometimes i'm thinkng green, sorry Michele.

Greetings Frank

[JeremyH]

Originally Posted by Dr.Frank

I only think what could happen on comps. When it brings an advantage everyone will use it (outdoors) and maybe before every run.

I seriously hope people aren't planning to use this when it is wet. The tire needs to dry overnight before the truck is run.

I agree with you, running it wet would not be cool. It could potentially change the course for competitors that run afterward...

[Krawler Konceptz]

T- Snotz in not an apply and go...like tha Pan cars, carpet racers. This is a compound that needs time to dry and be absorbed into the tires for results Being used this way..T Snotz is "greener" Frank.

[mustangboy_347]

got a shot at sampling this stuff today and it real worked great for the short set-up time ..great product once again

[Krawler Konceptz]

Great to hear

[buggynutt]

I wish I could have been a tester for this stuff.. I have some 40series slingers that could use a freshin up..lol and to get them a little softer would be great. I hope to get some when funds allow..

[Krawler Konceptz]

Thank you...our testers were chosen months ago

[Stick King]

Originally Posted by mustangboy_347

got a shot at sampling this stuff today and it real worked great for the short set-up time ..great product once again

I agree, the treatment worked well for ya last Sunday! It freshens up a set of tires just like that!


-Stick King