Tire I.D. Help

[THEYTOOKMYTHUMB]

I am going to try and get my TQ10 restored this winter for shelf duty. I have a pretty good idea of where I want it to be, but have a few questions. I figured the best way to start was to identify what's on it now. I have these front tires on it. I have never been an expert on part numbers and all that. They have the AE symbol, TEAM ASSOCIATED(of course), TQ72 and 6872 on the side. When were these out?

[templeofspeed]

6872/TQ72 are standard kit fare for Team cars and Stealth era Champ cars, so mid 1991-1994. These go with 6822/TQ22 rear tires.

You want TQ76 (or Pro-Line Dirt Flirt...) spike tires for the front and TQ20 Pyramid Spikes for the rear on the TQ10.

[Charlie don't surf]

6872/TQ72 are standard kit fare for Team cars and Stealth era Champ cars, so mid 1991-1994. These go with 6822/TQ22 rear tires.

You want TQ76 (or Pro-Line Dirt Flirt...) spike tires for the front and TQ20 Pyramid Spikes for the rear on the TQ10.

Just because I have the knowledge and Temple didn't mention it , the Dirt Flirt part # is DC-34, Sorry--Temple post B-day razzing!

[THEYTOOKMYTHUMB]

Were there any TQ10s that didn't come with spikes in front? I was only like 12, but don't remember mine coming with them. Then again, I've drowned a lot of brain cells since then.

[Charlie don't surf]

All the TQ's came with them, but the 6030 graphite car came with the TQ71/TQ20 combo

[templeofspeed]

All the TQ's came with them, but the 6030 graphite car came with the TQ71/TQ20 combo

But the 6030 you've showed has the DC-34/TQ76/TQ20 combo...

[Charlie don't surf]

It's supposed to be a box art replica----duh

[templeofspeed]

It's supposed to be a box art replica----duh

Sorry, I was thrown off by the production chassis...