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platgof

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I want some low profile tires to lower the truck for better handling and keep the tires from growing at high rpms. Please let me know what you are running!
 
1/2" offset Proline LPR wheels with LPR Bowties. They grip well on a variety of surfaces.
 
Sorta OT but, LPR's seem the best for racing, what size should i go for if i mostly bash? LPR, stock or 40 series?

Also beadlocks or glued.
 
So 40 series are only really good for posing?

What about beadlocks vs glue? Are all the little grub screws worth it?
 
The prolines say 17 hex, does the Revo 3.3 come std with 17mm hex? or do I need to buy a mod?
 
The platinum and newer 3.3 do, the older 3.3 doesn't and will require some wheel hex adapters.
 
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The 40 series are good tires as well. I like them but the LPRs are more responsive and lighter.
The Badlands are awesome too but they will balloon a bit.
 
So if I have a REvo with the 15mm wheels, what tire would work without the adapters? I do not want any ballooning at all!
 
i am running the crime fighter M3s and i have to admit ... they get some serious grip on loose and hard clay tracks.
 
You are not going to get rid of the ballooning issue completely.
If you still are running 14mm hexes just try a set of 40 series tires that you think will suit your driving conditions.
 
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