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Old 06-24-2003, 11:30 PM
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In general, you want the softest, stickiest things you can find for the rears. Up front, I've found that anything softer than hard tires is too soft. Start with the "hard" tires (dark grey with grooves). If you plow into turns or your radius is too large for your liking, go to medium (black, no grooves) if you are doing donuts or spinning, try taking the tires off completely and riding on the rims (really!) or try the tires that come with HotWheels K.I.T.T. racers (energi)
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