Spun a wheel hex inside the wheel....

[Slowkrawl]

It is COMPLETELY round haha, whups. I am wondering if copious amounts of JB weld will hold it, before I waste JB weld? Or is it time for new wheels? Anyone have any cool recommendations for a MT size wheel? Still has to be tough enough to take some HARSH abuse. I am thinking maybe solid black dished wheels.Thanks guys,

-Matt

[suicideneil]

What size hex, and plastic or metal (hex)?

I would say either jbweld or epoxy resin should do the trick , only issue being you have to make sure the hex is centered as to avoid wheel wobble. You will have to glue the hex to the wheel permanently though- might want to add some star-like fingers to the round hole before adding the glue though, so that the glue & hex 'plug' doesnt spin out the hole - like a loose pinion spins on a round shaft- a splined pinion and shaft doesnt have that problem.

[Slowkrawl]

14mm alum. hex. I think the smaller hex is part of the problem, standard savage hex's are 17mm right? I am using the smaller ones that came with it. I may just pick up solid dish wheels with 17mm hex's...Hmmm.

[suicideneil]

17mm is pretty standard for the savy range yeah, not sure why they went with 14mm hexes for the FLUX considering BL has vastly more torque than nitro- no foresight

[Slowkrawl]

No no, the savage came with an optional 14mm wheel hex, so i picked up some HPI wheels with a 14mm hex. It has 17mm wheel hex's from the factory.