Looks like Traxxas has their own CA glue now. 100+MPH.....(not sure if anyone else seen it yet?)
http://traxxas.com/products/parts/ac...s/6468tireglue
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Looks like Traxxas has their own CA glue now. 100+MPH.....(not sure if anyone else seen it yet?)
http://traxxas.com/products/parts/ac...s/6468tireglue
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I wonder if this is already on the XO-1 wheels?
"He who rushes one, is rushed himself"
I hope it's not the stuff they use on their tires out of the box because that stuff sucks.
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Who will be the guinea pig?
"He who rushes one, is rushed himself"
Me i might get it tomarro off ebay of buy traxxas. Now what car should i use it on
Rc...my wallet hates it...but my brain loves it
If that sells well someone in marketing is getting a bonus. Would be cool to see a bench test of the popular glues and to find out what can handle 100mph.
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The question is, what tires should you use it on?
Which car are you willing to use it on?
"He who rushes one, is rushed himself"
I would try it on maybe something that does 60-70mph first like a rustler since its cheaper than a e revo/emaxx/xo-1/rally if it doesnt hold its a dangerous mission there. to me looks like aka glue but never know that stuff works good and holds great if done right. ill see and read who trys this stuff first.
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It is what is used on the XO1 from what I understand.
Whatever it is I just said... I could be wrong.
and i dont see anything on traxxas's home page about it anymore for some reason
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The best way to test glue is on the bench and it does not have to be a tire. Could be just about any rubber. Just need something to spool up and a way to read the speed. Some safety glasses would also be a good idea.
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