How to mount / glue / balance RC car tires - JPRC

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  • Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
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    **WARNING** This video could be very long and boring if you are not looking for tips on how to glue your rc tires and balance them.
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  • @dirtberger4533
    @dirtberger4533 6 років тому +1

    Thank you on checking the belt tip. Good one. Good tips in video Thank you!!

  • @gravediggernz
    @gravediggernz 7 років тому +1

    good info on the balancing mate,

  • @lukeyoung3013
    @lukeyoung3013 9 років тому +1

    this is a fantastic video ! I would say one of the top on you tube , lots of little tricks . one question tho is balancing the tire really that necessary as it is a very small. ?

    • @JPRC
      @JPRC  9 років тому +3

      Hi Luke, thanks for watching. about the tire balancing part the answer is absolutely yes. as you can see in the video the amount of variation with the unbalanced tire, now imagine this is going at 70 mph, you don't even have to get up to that speed to have too much vibration which will result in lose of traction and control.

  • @gsheverything_2716
    @gsheverything_2716 8 років тому +1

    Very very nice my dude

  • @Zsoltnlv
    @Zsoltnlv 6 років тому +1

    Every try thinner glue? It runs better, thusly gluing the tire to the rim equally. Plus, easier = prettier! Just a thought...

  • @robdogboy78
    @robdogboy78 7 років тому +1

    simple and genius..

  • @MauriceRCProductions
    @MauriceRCProductions 10 років тому

    Very cool video.Thumbs up!

    • @JPRC
      @JPRC  10 років тому +2

      Thanks

  • @122bigbamboo
    @122bigbamboo 6 років тому

    One thing if you get big drops like that take a toothpick (wood) and blunt it than go around rim with a little pressure and it will suck up some excess glue and straighten out your beads

  • @yaffajaff
    @yaffajaff 5 років тому

    I've always wondered... how are pre-mounted wheel/tyre sets made without the need to balance them with weights/putty? All my RTR's wheels and Pro-Line pre-mounted wheels don't have balance weights on them and they're perfectly balanced. How is this achieved?

  • @MatthewFant
    @MatthewFant 9 років тому

    The wheel balance portion was very eve opening bro! Wow. When you glued, could you not just wipe off the excess off the outside? Before it dried?

    • @JPRC
      @JPRC  9 років тому +2

      I did put in too much in the video but don't ever try to wipe the excess coz they will only get real messy.

  • @chriscraft2
    @chriscraft2 2 роки тому

    that axle on the spindle you are using is bent

  • @mikezilla9467
    @mikezilla9467 9 років тому

    good vid. ty

  • @rollingrandy9041
    @rollingrandy9041 6 років тому

    Good video, but maybe it could've been consolidated to about 30 seconds?

  • @professionalhater8808
    @professionalhater8808 6 років тому

    Buy a hudy balancer and put dry ceramic metal shielded bearings in it.

  • @darrenharkley1977
    @darrenharkley1977 7 років тому +1

    Is that duct tape your using for the weight?

    • @JPRC
      @JPRC  7 років тому

      those are golf lead tapes

  • @gravediggernz
    @gravediggernz 7 років тому +1

    id cut a smaller amount off end of glue bottle. easier to control glue amount

    • @potato-3sdm
      @potato-3sdm 5 років тому

      If you live in the uk get your superglue from poundland get the pack of 5's they come with a super fine applicator thing that pushes onto the superglue nozzle

  • @Aaphree
    @Aaphree 9 років тому

    Where did you get that balancing stand? Or is it part of a different r/c car?

    • @JPRC
      @JPRC  9 років тому

      thanks for watching. my balancer was made using used spare part from a slash 2wd. you can easily find one online by search "rc tire balancer" they run about 30-50 dollars.

    • @Aaphree
      @Aaphree 9 років тому

      Oh ok thanks! Great video btw!

  • @stuart3712
    @stuart3712 7 років тому

    How do i ear dry them?

  • @Adriqn
    @Adriqn 10 років тому

    My channel! :(