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Tyre choice ?
Tried my yokomo at Ayrs race on sunday and had major grip problems, anybody suggest tyre type for mixed carpet/gym floor ?
And the gym floor parts were pretty slippy... 
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Whats the prob with the question ???
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Hey buddy,
I raced on a similar surface yesterday, I used mini pins rear and cut staggers front (all I had to hand) Noticed people were using mini spikes rather than pins though, So going to give them a go next time,
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16-01-2014
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I would use worn yellow mini spikes, bit more bite on the slippy stuff and a bit looser on the carpet, but a good all rounder. Some do however, like the pins as mentioned above, but would use pins all round, not just on the rear.
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16-01-2014
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Hi
No problem with the question just people who have not been to track not best placed to answer. If I wanted to know what to run at a new track I'd ask the local fast drivers who drive there regularly. Most people are happy to help. What was the guy that won using? Rob
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Found out that some drivers were giving 'slicks' or really well worn mini-spikes a go. the areas where theres loads of tape marking out tennis/badminton courts were worst. Braking was....interesting!
 Still looking forward to the next leg though.
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