Turbo R paddle options

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I have a Turbo R 2 and shopping for a paddle setup , I'm looking at the System 3 ss360 and the Tensor sand series in 32 inch , I'm a diner not a racer or hill shooter. Thanks in advance
 
I asked the same question last year, you can look up my thread "budget sand tires" a little further down this forum. I ended up with tusks up front and strippers in the rear. It's ok overall but not quite as "playful" as I'd like in the rear, I'm going to play with pressures a little more this year. From what I rear, the 360s wouldn't work well for me as I drive with the rear in 2wd, but you may drive differently. I've heard good things about the tensors and kind of wish I'd gone that route, although I kind of remember them being out of stock at the time I was looking.
 
confyushus said:
I asked the same question last year, you can look up my thread "budget sand tires" a little further down this forum. I ended up with tusks up front and strippers in the rear. It's ok overall but not quite as "playful" as I'd like in the rear, I'm going to play with pressures a little more this year. From what I rear, the 360s wouldn't work well for me as I drive with the rear in 2wd, but you may drive differently. I've heard good things about the tensors and kind of wish I'd gone that route, although I kind of remember them being out of stock at the time I was looking.
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Thanks for all the responses the Tensors looks like the way to go as I like to drift and slide and drive with the rear end also
 
Sand Tires Unlimited arent just for turned up machines, they are excellent on stock SxS and have the best set up. For the Turbo R, the Black Bird 31 #2 paddle is excellent and pairs perfect with the 31 Tribute (one of the best front tires ever made).
If your wanting more height, then the Black Bird 32" #1 is a good paddle option as well and pairs great with the Leed Screw 32 or the Big Tebo 32.

sure they are more expensive, but they They will likely outlast your machine and perform better hands down. "Buy once, Cry once"
 
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