I am to build my crt.5 and i will mainly bash with them. But after a close look at A Main Hobbies, the tires choice is relatively limited in this categorie of vehicule.
Lot of racing tires but no one for bashing.
I would like to have a badland style tire for 1/10 rear buggy wheel. Or paddle or something better than Losi step pin or proline bowties.
So far I like the slash tires best for all around, even though they are 1/10 truck tires they don't look bad on it. The Bandit anacondas are great on road tires, although the rounded tread surface doesn't put as much tread on the ground it also allows the truck to slide without flipping.
I like gladiators as well. That's what I'm currently using. Good for most any surface. They do suffer on hard packed dry surfaces when new, but get better as they wear down.
There's two sides to every schwartz, he got the up side and I got the down side.
I plan on putting 30 series Torque wheels with Badlands on my future CRT once Mike gets his new Chassis in stock. They're 5" so it'll give another 1/2" of ground clearance, just gotta gear down a little to handle the larger tires. I use these wheels/tires on my Rustler and they are the best!
All I ever wanted was an honest weeks pay for an honest days work.
I plan on putting 30 series Torque wheels with Badlands on my future CRT once Mike gets his new Chassis in stock. They're 5" so it'll give another 1/2" of ground clearance, just gotta gear down a little to handle the larger tires. I use these wheels/tires on my Rustler and they are the best!
Gear down is not the problem, the main problem will be the hub, knuckle and bearing tohandle this side load cause by the largest tires.
Gear down is not the problem, the main problem will be the hub, knuckle and bearing tohandle this side load cause by the largest tires.
Is it that big of a deal on the CRT? I run them on a Traxxas Rustler and it seems to be holding up to them pretty well. It would be nice if Mike would make a kit that uses 8mm axles and an aluminum knuckle with big bearings and came with 17mm hexes--that would be a popular kit I'm betting.
All I ever wanted was an honest weeks pay for an honest days work.