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    • August 13, 2013 at 9:45 pm #6957
      Dale Bert
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      Has anyone run Unilli tires on asphalt? Everything I have found on them seems to suggest running them on dirt. At $99 a set of 4 I would like to try them.

    • August 14, 2013 at 3:38 pm #7033
      Walt Gifford
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      Do they make 5″ tires? All I found was 6″ tires that needed chemicals and cooking to make them work. Also they are low rubber like a tire that’s been cut down.

      Gif

      FAA certified jet engine and aircraft technician,
      Nicholson Speedway class champion 2001,
      Yamaha KT100 Service Center,
      41 years karting experience

    • August 14, 2013 at 4:29 pm #7035
      Brian Mead
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      Here’s the link to the 5″  Walt.  I wonder what they punch in at?

      http://en.unilli-tyre.com.tw/Tyre.aspx?c=105

    • August 14, 2013 at 4:36 pm #7037
      Brian Mead
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      A little more reading on the site reveals that a sub of unilli makes them – the acme corp.

      no, I’m not kidding.

    • August 15, 2013 at 6:44 pm #7175
      Walt Gifford
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      Brian Mead wrote:

      A little more reading on the site reveals that a sub of unilli makes them – the acme corp. no, I’m not kidding.

      Then they should work great on my Coyote kart so I can catch the road runner.

      FAA certified jet engine and aircraft technician,
      Nicholson Speedway class champion 2001,
      Yamaha KT100 Service Center,
      41 years karting experience

    • August 16, 2013 at 5:12 am #7202
      Dale Bert
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      Brian Mead wrote:

      A little more reading on the site reveals that a sub of unilli makes them – the acme corp. no, I’m not kidding.

      A Company that Makes Everything

    • August 16, 2013 at 11:15 am #7251
      Walt Gifford
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      Looks like the 5″ tire sets have 3.60″ fronts. Might be interesting to try on a clone kart. They have a 4.50 but in a different compound with no rear tires and the UN-515 looks to be something for the vintage karts. The other tires on that page are 6″.

      I hope that max inflation number is the recommended running max, it would be hard to bead a tire at 20psi.

      Gif

      FAA certified jet engine and aircraft technician,
      Nicholson Speedway class champion 2001,
      Yamaha KT100 Service Center,
      41 years karting experience

    • September 13, 2013 at 6:38 am #9852
      Walt Gifford
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      Anyone try these things yet?

       

       

      FAA certified jet engine and aircraft technician,
      Nicholson Speedway class champion 2001,
      Yamaha KT100 Service Center,
      41 years karting experience

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