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Old 06-10-2010
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Default Yeah Racing Tyres??

Guys, I have found a good viriaty of Yeah Racing Tyres on offer, various treads from slicks to ribs and blocks. There for 18ths like rc18 mini t rears etc. Are these tyres good?? or waste of time. will mainly be racing indoor carpet slippy stuff etc. All info will help, previous experence. At rd1 i used the kit rc18 tyres which to my suprise worked very well.
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From memory they're nothing special ...

Losi street meats seem to go well tho, they also come in wide and narrow versions too
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can any one give a comparison against the Kit tyres from an rc18T?? Keep the info coming tho.. Ta
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hi mate i used the yeah racing blocks from rci at the nat and they were great all day mate on my mini b
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can any one give a comparison against the Kit tyres from an rc18T?? Keep the info coming tho.. Ta
the compounds are far too hard for my liking, no good on the slippy sections, kit tyres of losi street meats are the way to go.
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