Tyres, tyres and more tyres!

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    • #12163
      Tim
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      I was browsing through rcmart.com when i came across different types of tyres.

      Normal
      Normal Fiat
      Semi Wide
      Semi Fiat
      Wide

      What the different between them?

      Anyone what type of tyres do a Mr-o1 NSX 2002 use?
      Is wide but i m not sure if they are semi wide or wide

      Cheers:D

    • #51698
      Tim
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      I think there is typo there on rcmart, is says Fiat but when i click on the actual product it says flat~

    • #51700
      Super Max Power
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      Take it down to your local hobby shop and find out the size of your tyres and what ever other specs you are not sure of.

      Pretend like you are going to buy heaps of stuff. Then just go home and find the best prices on e-bay!!!

    • #51703
      Geo-Z
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      tim, wide tyres are the ones for the rear of ur nsx and also for a few others, the clk, ferraris, porshe taisan, taisan viper, and some others. the front are mainly normal i guess…….

    • #51704
      Tim
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      What are semi-wides than?
      What makes them flat than?

      Cheers

    • #51708
      kevsta
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      Semi wides are 9.5mm wide. Don’t know which cars they suit.

      Flat tyre is better than normal tyre because more contact with the graound.

      Normal is rounded, and when brand new they’re like cheese cutters, with only about 3mm of the 8.5mm tyre in contact with the ground.

    • #51715
      ken_wyleung
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      Normal – is 8 mm wide and rounded tyre, which is for all Mini-Z front wheel, and some normal Mini-Z rear wheel. Such as ECHO, Viper, Subaru, RX7, Lancer, Porsch, Beetle, Focuse, AE86, S2000, BMW Z8, etc.

      Normal Flat – is same as Normal but FLAT.

      Semi Wide – is 9mm wide tyre, which is design for optional wheel, Kyosho wheel parts: MZH8/8S,MZH6/6AM,MZH3, etc.
      Those wheels are design for the normal wheel base car as rear wheel to make it wider than normal.

      Semi Flat – is same as Semi Wide but FLAT

      Wide – is 1cm wide tyre, which is for wide wheel base Mini-Z, such as Benz, Supra, NSX, Diablo VT, Skyline GT-R, F40, F50, F355, F360, Prosch GT3R, Corvette, LANCIA’78, ENZO, F575, 350Z, Melean F1GT, etc..

      😀

      Quote:
      I was browsing through rcmart.com when i came across different types of tyres.

      Normal
      Normal Fiat
      Semi Wide
      Semi Fiat
      Wide

      What the different between them?

      Anyone what type of tyres do a Mr-o1 NSX 2002 use?
      Is wide but i’m not sure if they are semi wide or wide

      Cheers:D

    • #51717
      ph2t
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      wow! ken! you know your stuff, thanks for that! helps me out as well!

      ph2t.

    • #51718
      ken_wyleung
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      Quote:
      wow! ken! you know your stuff, thanks for that! helps me out as well!

      ph2t.

      You are Welcome. If it has something in-correct, please update me!

      Thank you.
      😀

    • #51719
      leonli17
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      Quote:
      Wide – is 1cm wide tyre, which is for wide wheel base Mini-Z, such as Benz, Supra, NSX, Diablo VT, Skyline GT-R, F40, F50, F355, F360, Prosch GT3R, Corvette, LANCIA’78, ENZO, F575, 350Z, Melean F1GT, etc..

      Just a little typo that’s all, it suppose to be 10cm wide. Thanks for all the info Ken. Helps heaps.

    • #51721
      dgs73
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      hehehe… you’re both wrong… 11.5mm or 10.5mm(not 1cm, most definately NOT 10cm wide… wtf!?!?!) is the rear size of AMG, Supra, NSX,(Tim!!!) etc. The rears have no offset, but the fronts off these models have standard width wheels, with 2.5mm (approx.) offset. Narrow bods use 8.5mm all round, with no offset. Others, like Jay-Z’s WRX or Kevsta’s Ferrari have custom offsets… My XaNaVi has 11.5mm rears, with an additional 1.5mm offset. H e a p s wide!!!

    • #51725
      Tim
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      Well thanks any dgs and Ken

    • #51726
      ken_wyleung
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      Sorry All, and Thank you guy,

      I check the information from Kyosho Web-site. The correct tyre size is 25?8.5mm for front/normal 25×9.5mm for semi-wide and 25x11mm for wide tyre. Please keep update me if it is in-correct.

      Thank you.:D

      Edited by – ken_wyleung on 25 May 2004 16:54:42

    • #52650
      icebreaka
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      hehe wow.. this wealth of info just taught me all i need to know.. now i can buy sum tyres..

      thanks guys

    • #52669
      z-beam
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      so a stock wrx comes with normal width rims and tyres?

    • #54087
      icebreaka
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      hey.. about tires and wheels..

      On rc mart or anywhere when it says wide tire set.. or wide wheel set.. and it comes with 4.. does that mean 2 wides and 2 normal? or are they all wide?

    • #54445
      icebreaka
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      hey.. about tires and wheels..

      On rc mart or anywhere when it says wide tire set.. or wide wheel set.. and it comes with 4.. does that mean 2 wides and 2 normal? or are they all wide?

    • #54092
      betty.k
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      when it says “wide” on tyres, that means they’re all wide:8ball:

    • #54450
      betty.k
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      when it says “wide” on tyres, that means they’re all wide:8ball:

    • #54101
      jamiekulhanek
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      hehe wow.. this wealth of info just taught me all i need to know.. now i can buy sum tyres..

      thanks guys

      Um, you have worked out the sizes….BUT

      there are about 8 different compounds available………

    • #54459
      jamiekulhanek
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      Quote:
      hehe wow.. this wealth of info just taught me all i need to know.. now i can buy sum tyres..

      thanks guys

      Um, you have worked out the sizes….BUT

      there are about 8 different compounds available………

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