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Default Tires: Yellow/Green/Silver?

Dear Guy's, I want to order some tires at JE, but could use some support on the colors. So what's what, soft,medium,hard?


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what type of surface do you race on?
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Local track mostly carpet!!!
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Local track mostly carpet!!!
Schumacher Yellows then. Either Mini Pin or Spike.

Mini Pins are aggresive on the steering and you'll probably trim a row or more from the inner and outer edges. Same goes for the rear.

Mini Spikes are more forgiving and sometimes the outer rows are removed on the fronts
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Thanks for your advice
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are you running 2 or 4wd?

The new 2wd front stagger ribs may work on 2wd cars but wait for someone else to post before committing to buy those.

Trimming the spikes applies to both classes
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Only 2wd, this after 15years, so need some practise
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If it's high grip carpet staggers, cut staggers if you need a bit more grip on the front!
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