Pro line masher 2000
05-13-2003, 02:37 AM
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Has anybody used these? One of my friends has a track at his house that was built mainly for Monster Trucks. The jumps are a little big and I am breaking a lot of parts. I know this would just be a bandaid but the closest place to run other than my yard (no fun) is about 80 miles away. Do you think these would help out enough to spend the dough on them or is it a waste? RC10GT RTR
05-13-2003, 03:18 AM
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how are you breaking stuff and how would tires help?
i looked at the tires on prolines site, but still dont know what your goal is. the rtr tires on a rc10gt are for a track.
i looked at the tires on prolines site, but still dont know what your goal is. the rtr tires on a rc10gt are for a track.
05-14-2003, 11:59 AM
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These tires are bigger (taller) and I hope would give me a little more ground clearance on this particular track. It has some drop off jumps that I am bottoming out on and have broken a few and bent a few parts. I am just looking for something to soften the blows a little. I am using bowties and edge tires right now. I have bent a shock shaft, busted a rear wheel bearing, broken a steering block, and broken a bulkhead. The jumps are just not quite made for the smaller trucks but it is pretty much the only place I have to run. Thanks
