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02.05.2006, 06:47 PM

You could probably machine something out for them though, guys on RC Crawler were cranking out adapters for the 23mm wheels (so they could be used on Tamiya trucks) a couple weeks after they hit the market, so it's definately do-able. In fact, now that I think about it, there was a guy on that site (www.rccrawler.com) that put 1/8 buggy wheels and Proline "Badlands" tires on his Tamiya TLT, a truck that usually runs 12mm wheel hexes. This was a while back, and I don't remember the guy who did it, but think it was "toyofast"........

Did a quick search, turned out to be "rbgerrish" (makes some sweet stuff too), but none of the pics work anymore. Either way, here's the thread: http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showt...oline+badlands .

But because I'm never satisfied, here's another idea for doing it......you gotta kill a set of tires for it though.

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dabid Guest Posts: n/a	02.05.2006, 06:47 PM You could probably machine something out for them though, guys on RC Crawler were cranking out adapters for the 23mm wheels (so they could be used on Tamiya trucks) a couple weeks after they hit the market, so it's definately do-able. In fact, now that I think about it, there was a guy on that site (www.rccrawler.com) that put 1/8 buggy wheels and Proline "Badlands" tires on his Tamiya TLT, a truck that usually runs 12mm wheel hexes. This was a while back, and I don't remember the guy who did it, but think it was "toyofast"........ Did a quick search, turned out to be "rbgerrish" (makes some sweet stuff too), but none of the pics work anymore. Either way, here's the thread: http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showt...oline+badlands . But because I'm never satisfied, here's another idea for doing it......you gotta kill a set of tires for it though.