now I know the hot tire at Leisure Hours is Boa Clay for truggy/MT. would it be worth having a set of Low-Pro Hole-shots as well? I was looking into a product Bundle for fairly cheap and was wondering if it was worth it. Seems Boas don't fail though I have a set, but I dont see a point in getting a second set.
well i guess so I can have some diff color rims or something, Lol
Boa's and switch are top tires. I dont know of anyone that liked having holeshots on. But to each their own. Your able to spend the cash,then go ahead and try them out. But you have already stated that you know what the hot tire is.
I was just asking because I didnt know if there was something somebody else knew that I didnt.
IMO boas. Hands down. I was never able to drive well enough to take advantage of switchs.
holeshots suck ass. Theres 60 bucks i wish i had back
On my revo,they didnt to too bad..But they were not the greatest either. But on the truggy. I have see to many trucks slide around with them on. Hell,even at the Indoor champ race. I saw a couple of people who run holeshots trying to borrow a set of boa's for the mains on sunday!
so with the truggy the boas are a better tire then the switches.
I have infinite traction Boa CLAYS. Its absolutley sickening. I was just wanting to see if there was another set to have for a diff condition. but after some more running I was seeing there was nothing better. Lol
I will prolly get a new set of Boas. I have s set of bow-ties for outdoor already. I just want a differient color. or white so I can dye it blue to match my new body or something.
u can try soft boas if yu want something different, when its really sticky and the track is super fresh they should take away the twitchy ness and traction rolling issues you may get because they will slide a little eaisier.
sounds like a good idea. i might have to try that
eventually