STREET TIRES on my Traxxas Slash 2wd!! 

Glad it led you to check your own….I’ve never seen that happen before either lol 😂

it happened to me too, it doesn't shoot out, it rubs a hole into the cover and simply falls off

@@theskronklbeep I guess that does make sense…it seemed to happen pretty quick though

I do have the “100mph Traxxas Slash”…that pretty much is a 6s on street tires…granted I’m running foam tires on it now…and I’ve never really used it for hooning…but maybe at some point

Maybe I’ll have to make more of these kind of videos….I do enjoy trying different setups!

No doubt! It’s a Great Motor!

Yeah I used thread lock on them originally….I think I put more thread lock on in this video, I can’t remember…..I’m glad to hear you enjoyed the video though!

It sure is! That’s Awesome! Stay safe out there 👍😉

I’ll have to check them out, thanks for the recommendation!

Yeah this one’s pretty good sized….a lot of space for activities lol

Yeah that will happen with heat…the grub screws tend to back out…granted this is all Hot Racing Gears at this point…it’s pretty much the same across the board

That's why in the manual says to glue them down

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

Thanks for letting me know! I didn’t know that…that’s kinda surprising since the tires are pretty low profile but they definitely didn’t seem balanced when it was bouncing lol

@@RCKnockout lol no problem. I've bought 5 sets of the gold and 3 sets of the silver so far and I'd say probly half of them where out of balance. I don't know if it's the foam inside doing it or if the tire itself just wasn't molded quite rite, but yea if u have good wheel bearings on one of your front wheels u can just put the car up on sumthing level and give wheel a little spin and it will settle with the heaviest spot on the bottom and then I use little bits of the Hudy wheel balancing putty. Just add small bits at a time until the wheel stops settling in the same spot. You'll notice a pretty significant difference like when u pick the car up and hit the throttle letting the wheels free spin there won't be any vibration if u get it just rite. But even if it's not perfect it will still be alot smoother. That also helps with tracking straight on speed runs

@@MikeGray-ct6hb ok thanks for the tip! I’ll have to look into that putty so I can balance some of my wheels

Yeah the rears are finished lol 😂

Oh yeah!

I’m using some Steel Integy Driveshafts…they’re actually really strong

@@RCKnockout yeah I’m gonna have to get those in another set of RPM arms because the heavy duty driveshafts do not fit with the RPM arms.

@@callsignmohas5190 I gotcha….yeah they’re pretty good and reasonably priced…about $45

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