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Post by RCGolf Tue 22 Jan 2013 - 22:09

Hi Guys,

Want to ask: The tyres on my touring car keeps coming off as I take corners. Guess there is no choice but to glue them up. However, the touring tyres seems to be wearing off very quickly (due to lots of sliding and skidding Twisted Evil) so I am expecting to change out the tyres quite frequently at this rate.

So how does touring car owners manage the frequent changing of glued tyres? Do they use the same boiling / acetone methods mentioned above?

Appreciate if the seasoned tourers here can point me in the right direction.

Thank you
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Post by boolean21 Tue 22 Jan 2013 - 22:31

we just change the wheels and tyres as a set.... Smile


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Post by speedstream Wed 23 Jan 2013 - 0:04

Go for aluminium rims.

1st, they don't distort their shape in the long run. plastic rim will not be concentric after a few tyres change.

2nd, residual harden glue can be file away from the rim during tyre change without damage as compare to plastic rim.

3rd, they are bling bling........

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Post by Wrigleys Wed 23 Jan 2013 - 8:43

Hi, I use UHU glue for easy removal.
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Post by RCGolf Wed 23 Jan 2013 - 21:18

Thanks guys for the inputs !!! cheers

boolean21 wrote:we just change the wheels and tyres as a set.... Smile
Shocked Wow, got to start looking for a source of cheap tyres, and rims too ... no more tamiya rims. pale

speedstream wrote:Go for aluminium rims.
3rd, they are bling bling........
I am sure they will be ... Think my SCX10 also deserves the bling too ... Wink


Wrigleys wrote:Hi, I use UHU glue for easy removal.
Hmmm, sounds like a great idea. Will have a go at this... wU-HU


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Post by boolean21 Wed 23 Jan 2013 - 22:01

check out ebay and r2hobbies....

per set of rims cost around usd4... Twisted Evil
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Post by RCGolf Fri 25 Jan 2013 - 23:09

boolean21 wrote:check out ebay and r2hobbies....

per set of rims cost around usd4... Twisted Evil

Thanks Boo!! will check them out. Very Happy
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