badgravity
Rock Stacker
The 2.2 need to be narrow - i mean super narrow 1" would be perfect.
The Gmade R1 needs some scale rubber 8)
The Gmade R1 needs some scale rubber 8)
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Pro-Line TSL Super Swamper
- Thread starter constantmotion
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mascman
Rock Crawler
I would rather see them around 1.5 to 1.75" and a little taller than the 2.2 Flat Irons...or close to the same height.
I think we need something to fill the gap between 1.9 Rok Loks and a full-blown 2.2 tire.
I narrowed a set of 2.2 Flat Irons and they are a good in-between size.
country_crawler
RCC Addict
Yeah they would. There 1.9 and 2.2 tires which will fit on those wheels. Unless you have a 1.5 wheel, but if you do the 1.5 rock stompers are the same as a TSL.
canadianbacon
RCC Addict
Not all RC4WD wheels accept Proline tires because the bead area is thicker on Proline tires than RC4WD ones.
I for one would love to see multiple "tire sizes"! ie 30's, 33's, 35's and 37's in 1.9 and 2.2 1/10th scale. That way you have a choice when building a scale rig.
for example - "im building a replica of my cherokee with the proline cherokee body. My 1:1 is on 33's so i want my 1:10 to be on 33's (3.3" tall)"
hint hint to the proline developers. if you end up using this idea - a free set would be appreciated.
for example - "im building a replica of my cherokee with the proline cherokee body. My 1:1 is on 33's so i want my 1:10 to be on 33's (3.3" tall)"
hint hint to the proline developers. if you end up using this idea - a free set would be appreciated.
canadianbacon
RCC Addict
That would be nice, but extremely expensive on their end for the tooling required to make the tires look the exact same regardless of size.
NEW YORK BOY
Rock Crawler
any onw know when there coming out?
BGGruff
RCC Addict
NEW YORK BOY
Rock Crawler
sorry
Who makes a 1/10 scale XJ?????
Really?? are you guys using the metric system when You measure it? :roll:
I don't think any of use measure them we just go with it. It's a pretty nice body I think. It's a lot bigger than their old CJ8 body thats for sure.
Most people use the "it says 1/10 scale on the box" method of measurement.
Well that became obvious when I saw someone talking about a 3.3" tire looking good on it :lmao:
Hell I dont think you even need to really "measure" to know that body is not 1/10 scale..
Can you post up some shots that show the full rig? The pics you posted are great but I'd like to see how the tire looks in relation to the full rig.
chino63
Oppan Gangnam Style
I prefer to use the piece of string method. It was calibrated awhile back but has broken a few times since then. For more precision measurements, I like to use my rubber ruler.
Everything is approximately 1/10 scale. Or for that matter approximately scale.
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hogmansp
Rock Stacker
Look pretty nice! I will wait to order a set of Rox locks until they release them to see what they really are"thumbsup"
