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Old 13-11-2010
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Got a job lot of schumacher mini spikes off the bay and was wondering is there a knack to knowing which tyres are green or yellow? I can't seem to tell and no paint splodges on them either?


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Hi all

Got a job lot of schumacher mini spikes off the bay and was wondering is there a knack to knowing which tyres are green or yellow? I can't seem to tell and no paint splodges on them either?


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The yellows should feel much softer than the greens.
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excellento, cheers dears, will start fondling me tyres then
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Greens are softer and feel like rubber compared to the yellow compound which is a much quicker to rebound back into shape if you deform the tyre. The yellow also feels more like plastic than rubber - hope that makes sense...
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Not sure which way it is, but I think Yellows have a much stronger smell to them to....
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Greens are softer and feel like rubber compared to the yellow compound which is a much quicker to rebound back into shape if you deform the tyre. The yellow also feels more like plastic than rubber - hope that makes sense...
Think you might find its the opposite way round chap .
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Yeah, the yellow compound is a lot softer than the green compound.
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Default cheers guys

Thanks for the help guys - looks like my haul was made up of

2.5 sets of yellow fronts
6 sets of yellow rears
2 sets of front greens
2.5 sets of rear green
1 set of rear team losi's
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1 set of BB fronts

Many tahnks all
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