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squeeforever 06.19.2005 01:50 PM

revo responses
 
would it be possible to get a revo response tire on a 40 series rim without cutting the tire? i have never seen them side-by-side so i dont know how big they are. they are made for the revo rims of course but i would perfer to get 40 series beedlocks. any info would help.

braaap11889 06.19.2005 03:36 PM

its possible but the revo bead goes
like this ___

Not like this |

So you have to figure out a way to secure the bead in the locks

Serum 06.19.2005 04:47 PM

I thought the inner diameter of the revo tires differ from the 40 series?

Dafni 06.19.2005 04:52 PM

If I hold a Response next to a 40 Bowtie, the PL tire is a good inch wider.

Also, the Traxxas tires have an 1/8 buggy style bead!

squeeforever 06.19.2005 06:43 PM

so what would be a better tire for a full on race-maxx? revo response? or proline bowtie?(40 series of couse)

RC-Monster Mike 06.19.2005 06:49 PM

They will both work fine. I would choose the response tire myself, as it is lighter and the wheels are less prone to wobble (although they can break). Others swear by the 40 series.

squeeforever 06.19.2005 08:33 PM

yea i was thinking the response myself because it lightens the truck 305 grams!

braaap11889 06.19.2005 09:00 PM

Your worst than me with this light weight stuff. I would say wait if you can for the proline crime fighter MT tire. Or get Panther Komodo LP tires. I wouldn't recommend stock revo rims (weakest rim I have ever seen) The huricanes are a good choice. I love both stock size tires and 40s. I like 40s alittle more now that I have a high torque steering servo.

squeeforever 06.19.2005 09:30 PM

yea if i was running the responses i would run the hurricanes. they look awsome.

squeeforever 06.19.2005 09:32 PM

komodoes arent on the top of the list because that would give it a better take-off with the same gearing and i dont need that. the crime fighters are out of the question. they have to be a short sidewall tire.

RC-Monster Mike 06.19.2005 09:35 PM

The crime fighters have a shorter sidewall than a stock tire or bowtie, but a little more sidewall than a 40 series. On a rough track, a little more sidewall is a good thing.

Dafni 06.20.2005 01:49 AM

I would not recommend the Responses to anyone. It looks and feels as already a good balooning could rip these rubbers in pieces. They are just too thin.

braaap11889 06.20.2005 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dafni
I would not recommend the Responses to anyone. It looks and feels as already a good balooning could rip these rubbers in pieces. They are just too thin.
I was thinking that too. Traxxas tires besides the s-maxx's tires are very weak and just shred apart under brushless power. Their rims are particularly strong in some cases either (12 lbs brushless emaxx falling 20 feet to hard ground). I would go with proline. They have never steered me wrong.

squeeforever 06.21.2005 01:34 AM

well that wasnt my concerns really but is somewhat now. (my maxx insnt 12 lbs....only 8 1/2:D) but is the extra width of the prolines make that much of a difference?

braaap11889 06.21.2005 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by squeeforever
well that wasnt my concerns really but is somewhat now. (my maxx insnt 12 lbs....only 8 1/2:D) but is the extra width of the prolines make that much of a difference?
Probably not if you truck is nice and low then its not going to matter on a loose track. A smaller tire is easier to manuever with. If a crash happens in front of you, you can sneak by easier with smaller tires because they won't catch on any of the trucks, but a truck with 40 series is probably more stable than a standard rim truck. If you want to get the full potential of 40 series get a better servo than the stock 2055. The more contact area makes it harder on the servo. 40 series tires/rims are going to weigh more than crime fighters on sport maxx rims.

polarisguy6490 06.21.2005 08:56 AM

I just got some 23mm Dace Adapters for my 23mm Velocity 40 series rims with bow ties. I havent raced at our track yet but in our yard they handle great. I would look into those or some Crime Fighters like braaap said on stock rims.

braaap11889 06.22.2005 11:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by polarisguy6490
I just got some 23mm Dace Adapters for my 23mm Velocity 40 series rims with bow ties. I havent raced at our track yet but in our yard they handle great. I would look into those or some Crime Fighters like braaap said on stock rims.
By stock he means t-maxx stock rims which is a different offset than the revo rims so that would make your truck skinnier I think. Use stock velos with 1/2" offset even without the 23mms you should be fine and very light. I have changed my mind and I'm going to run what polaris and supermaxx4190 are running (23mm dace adapters with 40 series bowties on white velos.

squeeforever 06.22.2005 11:41 PM

well what i was thinking is run either yellow velocitys with 40 series bowties or run there new beadlock rims

braaap11889 06.23.2005 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by squeeforever
well what i was thinking is run either yellow velocitys with 40 series bowties or run there new beadlock rims
Velos are good. I thought you were trying to lose weigth?. The bead lock rims are over 7 ounces each. So just in rims you have 2 lbs. Totally get the bead locks out of your mind unless you are building a truly show truck. There are so many screws on those rims. I think its 36 per rim, so thats 144 totaly. They are just a lot of weight and are going to be about 80+ for a set of 4.

squeeforever 06.23.2005 01:29 PM

yea i think ima get the velos and get some black dace hubs


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