On road tires info wanted ...

[guzzio]

Hey guys. Wanted to have some fun with my son today en we went to the local indoor rc track. Nice track, but no jumps. But hey, we would have fun. But ... we were not allowed 'cause we have off road tires. Only on road tires are allowed on the carpet track. So ... can anyone advice me some on road tires? Don't wanna spent a fortune, because i only will drive indoors when the outdoor track is a muddy place due to days of rain.

 

[Fallen]

I'd look into Pro-Line's selection of premounted shortcourse or "SC" sized wheels/tires.

They aren't very cheap, but they'll work. The Streetfighters or Primes would probably top the list, but check with your track before you buy, to make sure that they'll allow those tires on the track.

 

[ongbenghui]

I'd look into Pro-Line's selection of premounted shortcourse or "SC" sized wheels/tires.

They aren't very cheap, but they'll work. The Streetfighters or Primes would probably top the list, but check with your track before you buy, to make sure that they'll allow those tires on the track.

Sorry for hijacking the thread, I am new to this stuff.

Is "SC" sized wheels and tires compatible with the Twin Hammer ?
ie... is the offset and wheel hex, the same ?

 

[Di_Spencer]

Yes hex is the same same. Offset doesn't really matter so pick the ones you like the look of best

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[Fallen]

You'll notice a difference between the brands of RC that Pro-Line makes their wheels to fit eg: Team Associated, Traxxas... and each brand has different offsets.

The only Pro-Line wheels that I've tried on the Twin Hammers are the Traxxas Slash offset wheels (I'd recommend using 4 front wheels). So I know that the Pro-Line wheels for the Traxxas Slash will work on the Twin Hammers. I don't know about the other brand's offsets.