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07.29.2008, 08:08 AM

Boiling for 15 mins a side has worked the best for me - Although I did just kill a set of mashers with this - The tire got v soft and ripped when being removed.

This has never happened with proline or traxxas tires though
   
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07.29.2008, 08:21 AM

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Boiling for 15 mins a side has worked the best for me - Although I did just kill a set of mashers with this - The tire got v soft and ripped when being removed.

This has never happened with proline or traxxas tires though
That bites. Mine were fine and I bought em maybe 5 or 6 years ago...they sat on a shelf for most of that time.
Did you cool em down with cold water after boiling em and did you lower the temp of the water to a very slow/light boil when boiling em?
To much heat can deteriorate rubber(as you have found), so you don't wanna ovedo it like I did at the track one day:


I drove home on that action(300 miles or so)...and bought new tires the next day. LOL
   
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