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Hi I havent been to CRCCC before and was wandering how much longer you will be running friday nights for? Also what tyres does everyone run on 2wd? Cheers
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Every Friday night, forever Apart from Xmas

Its a mix really, some run Schumacher Mini Spikes others run Schumacher Minipins, both in Yellow compound
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Every Friday night, forever Apart from Xmas

Its a mix really, some run Schumacher Mini Spikes others run Schumacher Minipins, both in Yellow compound
Is that with or without foams?
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with either blue or green schey inserts
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What does the pole sitter usually run?!? or does that vary as well?
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so that mediums and hards thats used?
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Personally I always use Mr O foams, firm, inside schumacher mini pins
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Personally I always use Mr O foams, firm, inside schumacher mini pins
And he's quite fast

We race every Friday indoors at Caldi all year round, bar xmas. We try and get a minimum of 3 rounds and a final in, sometimes get 4 rounds plus final.
Everyone's welcome

Some people having been trying cut staggers on the front of their 2wd, but I prefer minipins all round, schuey blue inserts (cos I got a load that I'm trying to use up!) That's on a B4.1.

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slim front wheel with cut yellow staggers with no inserts and rear mini pins with outside row cut off on normal wheel with Donutz hard insert
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I'm a mile or two off the quick boys at Caldicot, but I must say I'm finding the DBoot Nanobytes are certainly helping me improve my lap times. Schumacher medium inserts all round for me.
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I find using Braces thick sliced white bread with a nice, seedless strawberry jam as an insert and on a medium sized plate works the best. Cut off the outer row of crust for improved laptimes
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Are you crazy Matt?



It's blackcurrant jam FTW!
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I find using Braces thick sliced white bread with a nice, seedless strawberry jam as an insert and on a medium sized plate works the best. Cut off the outer row of crust for improved laptimes
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Now see matt thats wa I was using down cobra thats prob why they wouldnt allow us in the a dude lol................JAM ALL THE WAY lol
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Which rears give the most grip? Mini pins or mini spikes?
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There's a Trackside shop that has a good spares and also has all the tyres and inserts you'll need. Just to be extra sure you could give him a call and he'll keep them back for you. you'll find him here: www.tracksidespares.co.uk
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OK, Lovechild here's time to be sensible :-)

Pins are going to be the quickest over a single lap, though new ones are really hard to be quick on. Too much grip on the carpet and very little grip on the slippy. If you are an experienced racer and used to going quickly on multisurface tracks then you want pins all round.

Minispikes are less aggresive on the carpet but more grippy on the slippy, so over the whole lap the grip feels much more consistant. If you are less experienced with surface changes or dont like constant changes in grip level then go with the mini spikes all round.

We typically find that touring car drivers are better on spikes until they get used to buggies and are able to enjoy mixed surface racing.

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hmm interesting
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Great thanks!!
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