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What do you think of these tires for my xb

Dreggsta

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those look good man. nice height for them. i bought some nobbies for my son's xt-b. they are 6.75". a lil shorter than stock but since he has a stock pipe ( ijust put my 990 on his buggy tho) the shorter tires & lighter weight should give him a sort of gear reduction to help him get going.

oh, i never heard back from nology. i even spammed every department they had for a response lol. i don't know what'd be so hard to reply that a wire could be done that's booted on one end & raw on the other. maybe you should hit them up too @ nology.com.
 
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There a nice scale looking tire and grip well. I have a set for the 5ive.
 

Motakitty

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Thanks for the replies, I'm looking at the proline trenchers but they might be a tad too tall. My stock tires almost hit my side pipe as it is on the left rear so in trying to find a tire with similar design and I'm going to get the ramtech adapters to widen the stance a bit so that will help
 

Dreggsta

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the only thing stopping me frome getting the trenchers (from what i have seen in vids & from what i have read, i don't have 1st hand experience) is that they grip the hard surfaces better than the loose & will cause roll overs. not bad but not my style. i like to be able to break traction on hard surfaces which is why i went the nobby route. just my 2 cents for what it's worth.
 

Motakitty

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True, I'm into drifting so I would like a tire that will grip but can drift in the loose stuff, I'm sort of liking the hostile all terrain but I've always been a fan of proline and I just bash so id like to go proline
 
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Those RC4WD tires are a bit shorter than the Trenchers but are much taller than the XB tires. If hight is an issue I would stick to a 5b sized tire.

The Proline Bowties are a good compromise. Good grip but you can still break them loose.

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Motakitty

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RCDAD said:
I've had a set. Those are shorter since they are the 5b size.
How were they? I'm looking for a good tire that has good grip but I can still break em loose that is about the same height as the stock xb tires
 
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I sold them before I had the chance to run them. I changed my XSC project mid build.

All the 5b tires are taller than stock.
 
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Dreggsta

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from what i've seen the ramtech's have the square drive w/the hex right next to it. my ramtech's should be in tomorrow so i'll confirm it then but i'd have to say it's be like putting a hex right next to the square drive.
 
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Motakitty said:
How much do the ramtech adapter widen the stance?
It will widen the stance just under an inch. That's mounting points. Different wheel offsets will change it as well.
 

Motakitty

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Thanks thats kinda what I thought. I'm thinking of going with the desperado proline wheels front and rear with the proline bow ties so I should have clearance for my side pipe
 

Stygian

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Motakitty said:
Thanks thats kinda what I thought. I'm thinking of going with the desperado proline wheels front and rear with the proline bow ties so I should have clearance for my side pipe
Good choice I have 4 front and it looks awesome ddm has them for $66/pair I also bought my adapters from rcdad and they were really cheap too and work great

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