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stegger
29-07-2009, 03:49 PM
Because i have been really lucky :D i have never had to race in the wet!!!
But i think this weekend my luck is going to run out :woot: So in 2WD and 4WD what tyres do i use ? and inserts ?
Total grass track (woodvale rally)
Astroturf (southport)
For BRCA and non BRCA races, cheers :thumbsup:

ashleyb4
29-07-2009, 04:12 PM
Wet weather are either...

Schumacher Mini Spike green compound.

OR..

Ballisitic Buggy Spike Green Compound.

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super__dan
29-07-2009, 04:27 PM
For the all grass track I'd be very tempted with blues if very wet to bite into the dirt underneath. In moist/drying condition the green is likely to be better though.

_sleigh_
29-07-2009, 04:33 PM
As you also mention non BRCA races, then I assumes you're free to run ANY tyre. If this is the case then you could consider Yokomo TR32's if you have them.

DanW
29-07-2009, 04:43 PM
As you also mention non BRCA races, then I assumes you're free to run ANY tyre. If this is the case then you could consider Yokomo TR32's if you have them.

TR32's are rare as rocking horse poo now...

At Southport ballistic greens are the favoured wet weather tyre.

At Woodvale we often get quite a lose and rough patch of grass and Schumacher full-spikes have sometimes worked in the past.... but it's only a "fun" meeting so no real point in buying special tyres. Just take some BB greens, then if you don't use them they are good stock in your pitbox for southport.

_sleigh_
29-07-2009, 05:01 PM
TR32's are rare as rocking horse poo now...

In that case I've got a box full of rocking horse poo in my garage. anyone wanna buy it?? :D

I know what you're saying about not buying something just for one meeting and would agree, unless of course you're racing to win and the best tyre is a TR32. ;)

markwilliamson2001
29-07-2009, 05:05 PM
TR32's are the bomb (if you can find them).
BBG's are a good alternative, but no where near as good as the TR32's.
Full spikes dont grip on any wet wood/board etc for jumps/ramps, where as TR32's do.

As phil says, get some TR32's if they are legal, and available!