Best Wheel & Tire Guide for RC Cars
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Hello everyone welcome back to J-Toy Autoworks, where we take a closer look at R/C! I'm your host Ryan and in todays video we take a look at some wheels and wheel accessories for your on-road racing or drift car. Be sure to subscribe to catch the next video!
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This is some great info trying to learn this stuff.
Been looking all week for a tire guide.
Only one to provide actual information on them is 3 years old, with no one giving it any love!
Super cool, nice video
Thanks pretty good information
That was a great video good production quality you’re still photos were on point I’m looking for on Road wheels for Tamaya 1/10 TA08 I’m building for a speed run I’ve scene videos were plastic ones blow apart but I’m concerned that aluminum ones will be too heavy of rolling mass are the Tamaya racing wheels the plastic ones rugged or do they break often?
The Tamiya wheels should be ok I would imagine, I have a TA05 that I still have plastics on. From my experience the cars that do run and high speed as far as I’m aware usually have plastic. For example poplar cars such as the “Felony” and “limitless kit” are typically seen with plastic rather than aluminum.
@@jtoyauto I supose that using a adjustable rim, not strong enough is for racing on Tamiya TA07 pro ? or TT02 ? at high speed ? or even a drift wheel ?
how do you measure the offset?