Their rubber is just too soft and become pizza cutters or they make rocks with their belted tiresI've never had issues with my Proline tires, their bodies every single one has cracked on the first pack though.
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Their rubber is just too soft and become pizza cutters or they make rocks with their belted tiresI've never had issues with my Proline tires, their bodies every single one has cracked on the first pack though.
It's the same as the stock Arrma tires imho.Their rubber is just too soft and become pizza cutters or they make rocks with their belted tires
No the arrma tires are hard and berely ballon. The proline just expand to pizza size. My typhon 3s with mx28 became so stunty felt so unnatural and odd to drive. Felt like if i put 8s tires on my kraton. Their tires are 90$ a pair here same for louise tires. On amazon the copperheads and backflips are 40$ a pair..It's the same as the stock Arrma tires imho.
I didn't mean there's anything wrong with 14mm, actually stronger than 12mm I'd have to guess. Just that it has been unpopular.. maybe that's changing, which would be better for 3s big tire MT's I would think.Thanks to Arrma 14mm hex is becoming more and more common, Proline even includes the 14mm hex with their newer tires now.
https://www.prolineracing.com/produ...es-mtd-12mm-14mm-black-raid-2/PRO1012510.html
In The Box
- (2) Pre-mounted Badlands MX28 2.8” Tires on Raid Black 6x30 Removable Hex Wheels
- (2) 6x30 to 12mm Hex Adapters (Narrow)
- (2) 6x30 to 12mm Hex Adapters (Wide)
- (2) 6x30 to 14mm Hex Adapters
- (12) M3 x 12mm long SHCS hardware
FWIW I wasn't saying the Tmaxx is a turd, the Tmaxx I bought was worn out, which is why I called it a turd..I hadn't anticipated that. For the money I paid, I should have expected as much..better late then never my man.
I got my first nitro in 98. I was 12. I had a kyosho and tamiya elecs a few years earlier.
Drooled all over all sorts of rc's but couldn't afford many of them. I can and do today. Love restoring the old classics I once drooled over.
Sorry off topic a little.
No the arrma tires are hard and berely ballon. The proline just expand to pizza size. My typhon 3s with mx28 became so stunty felt so unnatural and odd to drive. Felt like if i put 8s tires on my kraton. Their tires are 90$ a pair here same for louise tires. On amazon the copperheads and backflips are 40$ a pair..
Bassturds!!
I understand that. They're great for stock power on a budget I think. Not for everyone though. The wheels tend to be weak, rubber is decent. I really liked the truggy "race" tires on dished wheels at $30-35 per pair..but, they're all gone in the US now.
Yes, German hobby stores are flooded with Louise RC tires. I am not a fan of 'em...they are cheap for a reason...
I was checking these out yesterday on eBay .they look pretty solid.nice lookin truck for sure .Brushed version just hit Amain.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/maveri...c-rtr-monster-truck-orange-mvk150401/p1528351
I was checking these out yesterday on eBay .they look pretty solid.nice lookin truck for sure .
Neither could I .if I were to get one it would definitely have to be brushless..my days with brushed motors are over ..We will see if they hammered out the kinks. Just interesting to see them releasing the brushed versions first. Haven't seen any brushed reviews either which is odd.
@razorrc How close in size is it to a MT10, granite and that new stampede?
Length: | 507mm (19.96in) |
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Width: | 325mm (12.8in) |
Wheelbase: | 285mm (11.22in) |
Looks nice, would be nice to have its build quality/toughness compared to the 330$ Traxxas/Arrma.
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