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20-02-2015
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tyres
I am hopefully coming to your track next month for the regional what tyres work best I was thinking of getting some of the new 4wd staggers do these work I will be running a b44.2
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20-02-2015
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I can honestly say that nobody would've tried them yet. However 99% of 4wd's I've seen and driven round have normal staggers on so I'm sure the new 4wd type will work just fine.
Hope that helps and look forward to seeing you.
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Absima - InsideLineRacing - Puppy Paint
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21-02-2015
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Just to confirm a few people did use the wider staggers in practice at our winter series, the larger staggers offered to much front end grip. Either normal staggers or low profile yellow staggers are best in my opinion.
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21-02-2015
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Just to confirm what JBL said. We did try the new 4wd wide cut stagger in practice at the Winter masters and they gave far too much front end so used the low profile yellow cut staggers through the rest of the day.
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CML| Team Associated | MB Models | Sanwa | Reedy
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05-03-2015
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Are people running new tyre's on 2wd or are part worn better
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05-03-2015
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If you want to get picky I think new ones are best around 3 minutes in. That's why lots of the top lads run them in on a club night before a larger event
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Absima - InsideLineRacing - Puppy Paint
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