(11th-May-21, 06:50 AM)BARacer Wrote:  Who'd have thought that all I would be left with was this little dink... (everyone but me it seems!) Yep.  Can't add any more advice, all the others bea...

I'd laugh at some of the things Alan wrote in his history lesson .... except I have been guilty of many of the same, and about a 3 page post of others besides ........ I must say, the best cure is ti...

Andy - so much overlap between your post and mine. Just slightly different flavours - I actually ran a juniors and parents night for 2 years and stepped some up to the main club night, but overall, it...

Hi Bill, great question - Most of the exact same "character traits" as below, I find in each successful club I have visited around the country, and the members I chat with regularly online, or by phon...

We have successfully thread drifted quite a long way. Back in G25 land, Slot.it have just released G25 tyres to fit both their Policar F1 rear wheels. Codes are  PPT1310G25 PPT1224G25

(29th-Mar-21, 04:31 PM)BARacer Wrote:  I read that Slot.it lost their N22/F22 supplier, so they had to refresh the product. There seems to be a common link in that NSR (who have made no declarat...

(28th-Mar-21, 06:32 AM)Savage GT Wrote:  Yes, Those Atalaya ones were what I had looked at. I have never used them so no idea on quality. I purchased about 100 sets of Atalaya generic decal shee...

(24th-Mar-21, 05:04 PM)BARacer Wrote:  Just thinking about the comparative performance difference between G25 (shore 25?) and the magical NSR tyres in the original posting, is it simply the case...

(24th-Mar-21, 02:38 PM)CMOTD Wrote:   (23rd-Mar-21, 07:32 PM)slotloco Wrote:  I hadn't heard of the urethanes vs. rubber supposed incompatibility debate before. Personally, I cannot see ho...

(23rd-Mar-21, 07:42 PM)BARacer Wrote:  Although I bought a Hudy, i am going to try and stay 'dry' for as long as I can. It's not a rabbit hole that interests me (yet!) It was a rabbit hole I did...

Interesting and quite thorough test Brian, thanks for taking the time to compare and share. I hadn't heard of the urethanes vs. rubber supposed incompatibility debate before. Personally, I cannot see...

(12th-Mar-21, 11:06 PM)BARacer Wrote:   A bit rough round the edges (literally) where I had a go with a nail file to try and round them off.  I just use some really worn out fine sandpaper that ...

(13th-Mar-21, 08:10 AM)BARacer Wrote:  Loco  Some of us here are thinking of entering the next Auslot touring car proxy. There is a tread on this in 'Tips & Tuning'. Soft rubber tyres don't...

Yes, the same issue remains that there is play in the swinging arm, and the vertical height screw is also not centred.  I have (and use) an RSM-3 myself, but only for doing plastic wheels one at a tim...

(13th-Mar-21, 07:11 AM)Nonfractal Wrote:  Now e1 are only used where the classification requires Slot.IT tyres.  NSR red seems to be evolving as the tyre of choice but others are showing promise...

(13th-Mar-21, 12:42 AM)Model Murdering Wrote:  Interesting picture ... ... in that is shows a ribbon of damage, BUT only across the right third as shown above. Close examination of the left si...

Yep, they sure are, as NF said. I asked the NZ distributor to ask NSR for me, as our local guys have been unhappy with them, and I had used a set on a new GT3 and was struggling for usual grip levels...

(12th-Mar-21, 09:46 PM)Nonfractal Wrote:  I found that tearing chunks out of a tyre occurs when too much pressure is applied. Have to echo NF  And nail varnish holds okay?  And doesn't cause any...

Hold up,  for me, there are some pieces of information missing 1) How do you glue the tyres on the wheels, and how do you apply the glue 2) - is the glue holding consistently, or are some parts of th...

Not to mention these guys. Quite enjoyed the series [Image: https://clickamericana.com/wp-content/up...V-show.jpg]