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Should have a video from Taplow at the weekend in the next few days.
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didn't notice that, makes the wheelbase ever shorter

mine with the wing done
Not the best work but a couple of stickers and the overspray film off might just look the nuts
Maybe another coat of pink to hide a little more black

I'm not sure about the wing, perhaps it would have looked better when masked instead of having a gradient? Nice looking paintjob nonetheless! Anyway, what tires are those? Do you also have (narrower) front tires? Looks much better than the Proline Dirt Hawgs to start with, and has the 'right' diameter it seems.
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It looks a little better with a couople of stickers ill get a pic later.

The tires are the Swedish VBC slicks, they come in a pack fronts and rears but the supplied foams are terrible.

Heaps of grip on carpet no need for addative so far, thinking that they would prob work well on a gym floor as well.
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It looks a little better with a couople of stickers ill get a pic later.

The tires are the Swedish VBC slicks, they come in a pack fronts and rears but the supplied foams are terrible.

Heaps of grip on carpet no need for addative so far, thinking that they would prob work well on a gym floor as well.

Have you got a link to a shop that carries the tires please even if it's in Scandinavia somewhere.
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You can order them thru me if you like.

Otherwise get them from here Im in contact with the owner, If you want help getting them let me know. Remember the foams are not really usable
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Here's some more pics of my lid and installation. The Orion R10 and VST 8.5 is fitted. Kept the wires long in case om rear motor config.

GHEA thumb screws.

The tires are "Swedish Edition VBC" and imho the best slicks so far. Perfect for carpet.









For some reason a lot of people are saying they used to run these colours when they first started out back in the days. Is this some kind of "retro lid"
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It looks a little better with a couople of stickers ill get a pic later.

The tires are the Swedish VBC slicks, they come in a pack fronts and rears but the supplied foams are terrible.

Heaps of grip on carpet no need for addative so far, thinking that they would prob work well on a gym floor as well.
Sounds very nice just wondering: Do you think the tires would be suitable for outdoor use (Tarmac)? I'd love to have some grippy (but not too grippy) slick tires for one of my buggies!
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they would be great not sure on how much they will wear
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they would be great not sure on how much they will wear
Are you using any traction additive?
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Does anywhere in the uk have theses available? Quite fancy tring a set on our Tarmac club track
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No traction additive needed, they are *really* sticky. (i have a FWD set on a 410) By comparison, the Panther T790 (?) slicks are like driving round with grease smeared all over your tyres (so additive is needed).

Don't think they will be available in the UK, they are a specific "Swedish VBC" compound, its even embossed onto the sidewall of the tyre. Give onekiwi a shout, or order from Sweden/Scandinavia, postage should only be a few quid.

I'll probably be getting another set for the 2wd at some point........
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Ive just ordered a set of these for my 511, worth a try, especially at Saundersfoot's tarmac track.

Got mine from here - http://www.evolutionracing.se/produc...oducts_id=3517

Paid by paypal and they only cost £15.98 for front and rear with foam inserts delivered. Bargain.
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That is a good price delivered

Be aware that you probably won't want the supplied foams
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Be aware that you probably won't want the supplied foams
ON the other hand, they will be useful for cleaning the car.
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Before you all order I spoke to the guy at evolution racing and its NOT 12 SEK to send it to the UK

He said he was out of the office just now but will fix the shipping price as it will cost a little more that £1.20 in shipping.

He will do that tomorrow so hold off a little.
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Sorry this is off-subject, maybe a mod can move this tyre discussion into a new thread.

Thanks for the tip on the foams, what do you guys run instead of the supplied ones?
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Im running core RC in both it makes the 2wd fronts pretty hard as they are not trimmed at all

Rear, as the foams are thin there seems to be a little air pocket between the tire and the foam, maybe a little larger foam to fill out the tire would be better in some situations

Core RC fronts and Proline in the rear is another way
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them slicks look awesome.
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Find myself reading these threads, mainly to look at different people's takes on mounting electronics, and checking out different paint schemes (the good, the bad, and the ugly) - but it always baffles me when someone goes with a single color and posts multiple pics, as what are others to say "um, yeah, mate, that there is, um, white"

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cant beat white!!!
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