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Single Stage Waterproof Foams for 3.85” 1.55’s

AK KRAWLER

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North to Alaska - go north, the rush is on....
As the title states, it’s am looking for some Single Stage Waterproof Foams for 3.85” 1.55’s and looking for some recommendations for a rig in the 10 lb range.

The tires are Proline Swampers in Predator compound and I will likely vent the tires.
The foams that came with them is way too soft. It looks like I have 4 flat tires…:lmao:

I was considering the pool noodle idea, it’s just the wrong time of year to find that stuff up here lol

TIA "thumbsup"
 
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This might be another option, but I wish they listed a weight range the would support.

I guess if they were too soft, I could fill some of the pattern up to achieve my goals.

https://www.boomracingrc.com/rock-monster-silicone-tire-insert-862344-155-maxgrappler-scale-rc-tire-brtr15504-green-191690

CI still has not gotten back to me with the questions I sent them from their "Contact Us" section of their website

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The Boom Racing inserts might be a bit too skinny... :lmao:

This is an offering from Crazy Crawler

https://www.crazy-crawler.de/LaserFoams-tire-inserts/LaserFoams-WP-magic/product-20-29.html
 
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Well, I decided on the offerings from Creepy Crawler. They were a little taller that the C.I. option that I could find.

Once they arrive and are installed, I will report back to this thread, as well as, I will update my main thread in the Redcat Section.

Any update on this?
 
Any update on this?

Actually yes, thanks for poking the bear, as I need it sometimes.

They were a little wide for the tires, so I shaved them down a little and they fit perfect, as well as stopped the tires from smashing down so far.

Now that summer is here again, I need to put these back on and try them outside a bit.

There are some pictures here http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/redcat-crawlers/613807-new-gen8-axe-edition-choices-choices-choices-4.html

Unfortunately, the Redcat Gen8 portal axles are just too wide to get a decent scale look out of this truck body. I will likely end up using these on a different build down the road, as I do want to build something a bit more scale’ish.

I’ve got the suspension lowered as much as possible and the body is as low as I can get it without major modifications, but that does not fix the axle width issue.

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