So we raced on our first wood oval track last nite

[sidedraft]

We were invited to run on a wood blue king 4 lane oval last nite it was challenging to say the least, first time for us. We brought a plastic knife to a machine gun fight, anyway they glue their track surface & run foam tires using 1/24 womp cars, we brought our best 1/32 slot.it cars with yellow dog silicone tires, imagine what we were doing? (drifting to say the least) if we go back do they make foam tires/wheels to fit our cars? are they worth the extra cost or do we stay on plastic tracks?
Still way new at this & want to learn more. We are planning to visit Clover leaf raceway & they have a large wood track & don't want to be imba--rassed. :lol:
Thanks guys.

[HomeRacingWorld]

Guess it depends on what you are wanting to do. Is this a place you plan to race at often?

They make foams for those cars that will fit, I would call Professor Motor. Talk to them and get the right part numbers.

Never used them and I stay away from any track that uses glue.

Others here do, so I am sure they will chime in.

Contact Cloverleaf and just ask them what setup they advise. See if they are using glue and if they have the tires you need.

[ElSecundo]

Clover Leaf? Bring your A-game. :)
No glue, and you'll need very well prepared Supertires, ie, perfectly glued and trued. This is an art form, and it takes quite a while to do it properly, assuming you have a quality tire truer.

Contact Moby Dick -- he's a regular, and tunes a mean, mean car. :)