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suicideneil · 07:53 PM

http://www.prolineracing.com/t-HowTo...Guide.aspx#lpr

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You can judge how deep the hex is by looking at the photos of the backs of the rims. Normal maxx rims have no offset, so the hex is quite deep into the rim, almost inline with the inside of the front face if you will, where as the offset stuff sticks out like a volcano (you know what I mean). Same applies to some of the 40 series- just look at that link and you will see which rims are ofset and which arent.

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suicideneil Old Skool Offline Posts: 7,494 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Devon, England	03.03.2009, 07:50 PM http://www.prolineracing.com/t-HowTo...Guide.aspx#lpr Worship me. You can judge how deep the hex is by looking at the photos of the backs of the rims. Normal maxx rims have no offset, so the hex is quite deep into the rim, almost inline with the inside of the front face if you will, where as the offset stuff sticks out like a volcano (you know what I mean). Same applies to some of the 40 series- just look at that link and you will see which rims are ofset and which arent. You may stop worshipping me now... My Gmaxx thread EMAXX FAQ TUTORIALS USEFUL LINKS MY YOUTUBE Last edited by suicideneil; 03.03.2009 at 07:53 PM.