Trinity Green Dot Traction Compound for Off-road
Christopher Oswald | Feb 20, 2012 | Comments 3
This New “Green Dot” traction compound, blended by Trinity, will help you produce the highest traction for off-road rubber tires when used on indoor or outdoor clay tracks. How does it work? The compound will increase the rubbers natural traction properties and it also cleans and will preserve the rubber for long lasting tire life. Thanks to the extremely low odor formula, it is perfect for indoor events. It comes packaged in 4-ounce bottles that will easily fit in most pit boxes, and the bottle includes a spray applicator.
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About the Author: Christopher, a professional automotive technician, has been a RC enthusiast for over 20 years and resides in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Christopher closed off the summer 2011 racing season with 3rd place and 5th place Canadian National Championship titles in short course. In addition to racing, scale crawling and some high speed parking lot bashing are also one of his favorite ways to enjoy RC. When he isn’t racing or bashing, Christopher contributes articles on a variety of topics to magazines and online forums around the web. Christopher has his own personal project showcase website “R/C Modz Full Throttle” where you can find some of his custom rigs. You can also follow Christopher on Twitter for up to date projects and review's notifications @RCTrkStp_Chris
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Boo! Don’t kill off-road with traction compound.
Too late. Well, at least in the U.S. Traction additives have been legal for years
I don’t know how sticky you U.S. guys are about “traction additives” where you are or what you consider so. Up here in Canada a lot of guys use WD-40 on the tires with some tracks. Keeps the dirt/mud off the tires and not get the “what I like to call – Snow Ball Effect” Other surfaces would require a different type of additive.