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[@DrJamesBarnum]

Love it, Nick! I’m remembering all the foams I ruined by water-bashing. The design possibilities are endless. Perhaps adjusting the smaller inner “ring’s” extension towards the outer rim for increased or decreased edge traction…endless adjustments! Thanks for sharing!

[@tomahawkgt3505]

Would definitely be interested in ones for stadium truck

[@MikeLouie_TKD]

Woot! Good luck Nick. I may try another set on super soft tires.

[@joshgill1447]

I would definitely be interested in these for a sc based design. And do you plan to make these for the front buggy tires? I race dirt oval and plan to purchase a set to try.

[@nick_cnc]

I want to eventually have inserts for just about everything. The difficult part is testing and validating insert designs across multiple tires and brands. That takes time and money, but the more inserts I sell, the more tires I can buy to test/validate.

[@ReedMakeCar]

Nick I was reading your post on rc10 forum about gear vs ball diffs. My ball diff is messed up and I have an outdoor event tomorrow. Don’t really have time to mess with it. How can I set up my 4 gear bevel gear diff to feel similar to a proper ball diff?

[@nick_cnc]

IMO I just don't think you can and I've pretty much given up on gear diffs on dirt. With that said, here's a post I wrote on the rctech forums where I talk about testing gear diffs and what I found I liked: www.rctech.net/forum/showpost.php?p=16081304&postcount=47

[@BasedF-15Pilot]

Not interested in buying them but maybe the STL.

[@nick_cnc]

@@BasedF-15Pilot Sorry to hear you won't be buying any. Releasing STLs is out of the question for now and the foreseeable future.