Narrow front tires

[tommy217xxx]

Where the tires that came with the 10t kits the same as the buggy front tires? Does anyone make a similiar wheel? Are the same as a current buggy wheel?

[m_vice]

Different tires and different wheels, the narrow 10T wheels and tired are not available any more but JConcepts has a similar tires available that fits the old narrow wheels.

[tommy217xxx]

Thats cool. I love that old vintage look. Now I just have to find a set of wheels. lol

[klavy69]

. Now I just have to find a set of wheels.

wheels:
http://www.jconcepts.net/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4_55&products_id=230
tires:
http://www.jconcepts.net/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_35&products_id=229
There are still narrow 10t tires/wheels out there also. Just gotta find 'em before the others do
Todd

[tommy217xxx]

I think I might have found a set. I found a guy that a couple of sets. Will those 1/8 scale buggy tires fit on the narrow rim?

[tommy217xxx]

will any 1/8 scale 2wd buggy front tire fit?

[klavy69]

I think I might have found a set. I found a guy that a couple of sets. Will those 1/8 scale buggy tires fit on the narrow rim?

2.2 tire on a 2.2 rim so yes. I never ended up with a set of these so I don't know the width comparison between them but would go as far to say they will fit.

will any 1/8 scale 2wd buggy front tire fit?

no...but then again I don't have any 1/8 scale 2wd buggys...what tires are you thinkin of?

[SRTracer121]

heres what the new jc's look like on the black tub

http://i483.photobucket.com/albums/rr198/FieroMan121/rc10gt/DSCN2295.jpg

http://i483.photobucket.com/albums/rr198/FieroMan121/rc10gt/DSCN2297.jpg

[Johnboy72]

I actually have a set of narrow RC10t rims that came with my lot. They have foam tires on them. Think there might be rears too. But I don't know jack for what things are worth. If I did, I'd be on Ebay listing everything "vintage" to pay the rent. lol

[Chris K]

I'd give those wheels a soak and see if they were intact - a lot of folks 'flattened' them to accept foam but who knows until you have a look at the complete wheel. Acetone or lacquer thinner should take care of any glue holding the foam!