Great video as usual! Are you going to do a video showing how "you" cut them down on a tire truer? That would be great! Thank you again for all your slot car tech videos!
@@anthonysomics9073 I don't make the tyre donuts. They can be purchased from many slot car racing suppliers such as Won'O'Won Slot Racing - www.won-o-won.co.uk/
Very similar to my process but I apply the glue to the inside of the donut by using a flat wooden coffee stirrer with glue on one side of the stirrer. I then roll the tyre on a flat surface using the sticky stirrer as an "axle". The result is an even film of glue on the inner diameter of the donut.
Hello Friend I would like to thank you for your videos, they are excellent and I learn a lot from them. I would like your help in knowing the composition or material that tires are made for flat and blue king tracks. I want to manufacture my own tires. Thanks
Hello and thanks for watching and commenting. Great question. I think everyone would love to make their own tyres for racing. Unfortunately they are not an exact science and batches of the rubber vary so much. If I knew how to make them, I would certainly be doing so myself 😁.
For future reference, the video about Rim Sizes is available here Size is important but not the only thing! - Which wheel hub should I use on my slot car? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xCWMdGYTY8k.html
@@Djalexandrelara unfortunately there is not a lot of information about this type of foam because the tyre suppliers like to keep the information private for obvious reasons. The “donuts” can be purchased from many high end slot car distributors.
