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23mm hubs
would you get these ebay item# 110108473922 or these ? # 250101029235
any one got any better sugestions? i aint paying no 50 bucks though. i am looking for a good set of cost efective 23mm hubs. i am up to other brand options .
and i would love to hear some storys good and bad about this and that. and solutions.
i am running CVD's and i have 14mm aluminum hubs now with stock 2.5 tmaxx rims and tires.
i will be switching to bow ties on 40's , hubed for 23mm
any one got any better sugestions? i aint paying no 50 bucks though. i am looking for a good set of cost efective 23mm hubs. i am up to other brand options .
and i would love to hear some storys good and bad about this and that. and solutions.
i am running CVD's and i have 14mm aluminum hubs now with stock 2.5 tmaxx rims and tires.
i will be switching to bow ties on 40's , hubed for 23mm
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RE: 23mm hubs
Maybe so, but i am horse trading for them "a good used set". And will need a set of 23mm hubs for them.
I am not a racer and wont be needing wheel choices much. Heck even if I did I already have aluminum 14 and 17 mm hub sets. So I geuse I could run everything there is anyway.
I am not a racer and wont be needing wheel choices much. Heck even if I did I already have aluminum 14 and 17 mm hub sets. So I geuse I could run everything there is anyway.
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RE: 23mm hubs
good to hear revo.
I am hoping that bow ties on 40's will be a good tire for the street. i want i low side wall. i want the truck to slide better.
i hope the 40 bow tie will be not much taller that stock tmaxx tires. I hate a tall tire. i understand teh rim is taller. but with low profile of the tire ,i hope that over all it will be low and fat.
I am hoping that bow ties on 40's will be a good tire for the street. i want i low side wall. i want the truck to slide better.
i hope the 40 bow tie will be not much taller that stock tmaxx tires. I hate a tall tire. i understand teh rim is taller. but with low profile of the tire ,i hope that over all it will be low and fat.
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RE: 23mm hubs
I want to pick up a set of these today. Some of yall please point me to the ones i should get. I see a few styles,, I allways like to get opinions before buying, I waste enough money , I would rather waste it on the rite stuff .
These shims on some of them turn me off. Are there any without shims? And I would rather not get integy ones,but am i wrong about them in this instance?
Whats up with TOPCAD brand? or ACNCM ?
These shims on some of them turn me off. Are there any without shims? And I would rather not get integy ones,but am i wrong about them in this instance?
Whats up with TOPCAD brand? or ACNCM ?
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RE: 23mm hubs
u know..tekno rc selling a good deal if u ask me..
4 tires..4 rims..ofset or non offset....4 23mm hex hub adp for like 100 bucks
http://www.teknorc.com/product_info.php?products_id=519
4 tires..4 rims..ofset or non offset....4 23mm hex hub adp for like 100 bucks
http://www.teknorc.com/product_info.php?products_id=519
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RE: 23mm hubs
thanks . but the trouble is i already have wheels and tires.
there have a serious set of hubs for sale seperate but it looks like they wount work with the CVD's on my tmaxx 3.3
might be a liitle steep it price to.
here they are they look trick though with the big 8mm replacement shaft
http://www.teknorc.com/product_info....roducts_id=658
there have a serious set of hubs for sale seperate but it looks like they wount work with the CVD's on my tmaxx 3.3
might be a liitle steep it price to.
here they are they look trick though with the big 8mm replacement shaft
http://www.teknorc.com/product_info....roducts_id=658
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RE: 23mm hubs
I am using the Proline 23mm hubs. No problems after 2 months and they work well. You can use a 23mm socket to tighten them, but a good 23/17mm combo wheel wrench is so much easier to use. Good Luck.
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RE: 23mm hubs
well i went with the dynamites. Seemed to me to be the nicest product in that price range.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWN:IT&ih=018
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWN:IT&ih=018
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well i went with the dynamites. Seemed to me to be the nicest product in that price range.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWN:IT&ih=018
well i went with the dynamites. Seemed to me to be the nicest product in that price range.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWN:IT&ih=018
for 24 dollars..shoulda just went proline for 14 but good choice any ways..wish i had a credit card to bin
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RE: 23mm hubs
no man there 14.99 for only 2 of them you have to buy 2 kits. pluss shipping charges .
the cheapest i found them was 12.49 on ebay and 3 dollars shipping and still had to times that by 2.
so that like 30 bucks. and i think teh dynamites might be a little better,with the coverd nut and all.And i dont see any shims ,I am sure i could deal without haveing to fool with shims whenever i want to swap over to my 14mm wheel sets.
take a second look . most of the proline sets i have seen are only 2 to a kit. they even sell singles some places.
oh and you dont need a credit card dude,i just use my bank card,it's the same as cash.you know them ATM cards
the cheapest i found them was 12.49 on ebay and 3 dollars shipping and still had to times that by 2.
so that like 30 bucks. and i think teh dynamites might be a little better,with the coverd nut and all.And i dont see any shims ,I am sure i could deal without haveing to fool with shims whenever i want to swap over to my 14mm wheel sets.
take a second look . most of the proline sets i have seen are only 2 to a kit. they even sell singles some places.
oh and you dont need a credit card dude,i just use my bank card,it's the same as cash.you know them ATM cards
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RE: 23mm hubs
hey carl
a good set of tires that dont wear fast and are good for any surface besides badlands are these
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJGS0&P=7
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDCW1&P=7
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXEWT0&P=7
and for street tire4s get these if you want to. but for a all around best tires i recamend the masher 40 series very good all around tires
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDCW2&P=7
p.s. hope to see you this sunday at the track
a good set of tires that dont wear fast and are good for any surface besides badlands are these
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJGS0&P=7
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDCW1&P=7
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXEWT0&P=7
and for street tire4s get these if you want to. but for a all around best tires i recamend the masher 40 series very good all around tires
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDCW2&P=7
p.s. hope to see you this sunday at the track