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Thanks! I didn't find a need to balance the wheels but at 65kph maybe it would become more necessary. I never take mine outside and stretch their legs that far haha. Have fun!

tx, bud ;) @@hotdogrocketshiprctechtips4352

Thank you! Infinity cars are definitely not only for team drivers. They have a great customer base and lots of shared information between customers and team drivers. The engine here is the OS Speed R21 Shimo edition-very fast! Got 4th in the A final with it in 1/8 expert at the final race at Steel City! 💪

Oh and I purchased my kit from Wallace Motorsports. They are also available in the US from Ultitires.com

@HotDog Rocket Ship RC Tech Tips love it how are the instructions on building? Many parts there more than I am used to.

@HotDog Rocket Ship RC Tech Tips brother I thank you for this information I will put it to use. What do you think of the Reds GT engine?

The Reedy 2s 2400mah flat lipo

Agreed! Good news is after running them we get to keep rebuilding LOL. But nothing like a fresh kit, one of my favorite parts of the hobby 😄

Thank you! I run Ulti tires

It is a wide offset aftermarket option my friend gave me. I will ask him where he got it from and check back here to let you know.

Thanks! One 1/10 buggy tire unfortunately can’t build two mini tires, but I suspect if you were cutting up 1/10 truck tires you could do a 2:1 ratio!

They still sell kits on amainhobbies

There are lots of kits out there! But yes I hear you

She sure is! Got 2 liters through the pre-run engine now. Ready to hit Steel City Speedway in Nov 💪💪

The 1/8 onroad cars are a true masterpiece to build! Most enjoyable kit I’ve ever assembled in 20+ years of RC cars, helicopters, planes, and cinema drones.

Thanks, I will!

Thank you! One of our current favorite custom tires is using a jcon fuzzbite 2wd front for mini-b 2wd fronts.

Thank you! Building custom tires is a practice as old as RC racing itself 😁

Compared to some tedious stuff we’ve done over the years for RC racing, this is really nothing haha. All perspective

If they made the tread patterns I wanted then I would accept your gracious offer 😄 Back when I started doing this there was literally no carpet tires on the market for a mini. Now they have some decent options but I still find myself building custom tires :)

While I'm sure they would work well I would choose a different tread if building custom tires for dirt. There are also good dirt tread tires available from JConcepts, Proline, and Losi, but none make quality treads for carpet (yet).

You can definitely run rear tires all the way around if you want. It's great the at the 2.0 uses the same wheels f/r. In general if you want to add weight to a vehicle to add traction it's better if it's sprung weight (meaning on the chassis) rather than unsprung weight (on the suspension arm/wheel/tire). However, building custom mini tires like I'm showing in this video usually adds some weight to the wheel because the carcass for 1/10 tires is thicker than 1/18 tires, so there's a small amount of added rubber. From what I can tell it doesn't seem to hurt the performance but it certainly helps it cartwheel like a frisbee! Cheers

Um, just don't glue your fingers together or to the rubber and you'll be fine! :)