777 truggy
 

Hallo my friends i have a problem with my buggy MP 777,I wanted to mount wheel from monster (HPI NUBZ)but they touch against pulling of the steering,for you what tires an wheel I must use in order to transform in truggy mine 777?
Thanks boys:032:

There are some wideners around. Even Proline makes a widener, and it converts your 19mm to 23mm hex. Check the PL site.

Or, if you can find a way to make your buggy hexes 14mm, you could try some offset maxx wheels. But I would go for the PL wideners

Thanks dafni, what is the difference of "offset wheel" to standard wheel?
And what body mount i can use?

Offset wheels are "deeper". They make your truck wider. And more stable. But they take away a bit of steering response.

Don't know about body mount, sorry.

ah ok i understand, thanks very much :)

i would be weary of the adapters like those because they will put ALOT of preasure on the bearings and will cause bearing failure.

Yea, what squee said, and with that in mind, id try the LIGHTEST tire/wheel combination to try to keep power robbing friction to a less.

I carry maximizer adapters that allow maxx sized wheels on the 1/8 buggies. They seem to be pretty good, but any widener like this does put additional stress on the bearings.

I have bought some Imex Romulin wheels that use standard Maxx-size tires, and are offset with a 17mm hex. These have been used on my 1/8 buggy, and work great (but would work better if I only had a 10t pinion!)

Thanks boys,also I thought that the spacers they pushed too much to the bearings,I will try of a wheel that used standard maxx tires with offset and hex 17mm

Sorry for leading you in the wrong direction :013:

1 post in 1500 something posts isnt leading in the wrong direction Daf you were just listing your opinion - this site wouldnt be what it is without your input...

no problem daf, thanks for all...
:)

Heck, Dafni, I don't recall a post from ANY of the experienced people here that didn't recommend putting additional stress on an R/C vehicle. That's what this whole community is about :027:

For example, if you don't want to put stress on an E-Maxx the best thing to do is keep it stock and run cheap 6-cell battery packs, but I don't think anyone here would advise doing that! :003:

If you dont wanna put stress on it - Keep it in the box - LOL What is life without a little stress......