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Revo wheel offset? - 06.25.2008, 02:41 PM

For picking up a set of tires (most likely Badlands MT) and a set of Maxx wheel with 17mm hex do I want to get the wheels with the standard or half-offset?

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For picking up a set of tires (most likely Badlands MT) and a set of Maxx wheel with 17mm hex do I want to get the wheels with the standard or half-offset?

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I was in the same boat I put out a couple of posts and IMs and I finally ordered 2 different sets...I got a set of Crimfighter LPRs they claim to balloon less due to shorter sidewalls and a set of Maximizer beadlocks and Badlands...some advice I got was the Crimfighters are better for racing
   
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06.25.2008, 03:12 PM

Have you got a chance to try out the Badlands yet? A lot of people saying they really like them.

Which wheel offset did you get though? Standard or half?


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06.25.2008, 03:37 PM

I went w/ the 1/2" offset proline dish a seen on photopucket here http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/n...t=MOV03432.flv Turning sharp on asphalt it did slowly come up on the two right side tires, but I saved it easily. I was a little disappointed in the badlands grass traction, my old spiked Maxx Mulchers rip it up!
   
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Have you got a chance to try out the Badlands yet? A lot of people saying they really like them.

Which wheel offset did you get though? Standard or half?
I went with the 1/2" to give it a wider stance considering the tires are more narrow than the stockers I havnt recieved the tires yet they should be here in the next couple of days
   
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1/2 offset
   
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06.25.2008, 08:50 PM

For bashing the 1/2 offset give a little more stability, but on the track I prefer the standard offset. It gives a little better turning wiht the narower track width, especially if you have a tighter more techinical track.


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06.25.2008, 09:58 PM

Cool - thx guys.


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06.25.2008, 10:06 PM

Get ready to balance some tires, mine were way lopsided. The worst I've seen.
   
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06.25.2008, 10:17 PM

Went to the LHS today during lunch to see what they had. They didn't have the badlands in stock, but they had just got in a bunch of pre-mounted HPI Phatlines.

Mounted them up tonight and they run pretty smooth and balanced. Can't wait until after work tomorrow - the soon-to-be-wifey has an after work event - so I get to bring the fleet out to the park after work for a workout


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06.26.2008, 12:10 AM

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For picking up a set of tires (most likely Badlands MT) and a set of Maxx wheel with 17mm hex do I want to get the wheels with the standard or half-offset?

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The new maxx/Revo wheels are -1/2" offset, that means they mount closer to the outside of the wheel that standard wheels. I personally run +1/2" wheels and love the 2"added track it gives me either bashing or racing


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06.26.2008, 02:45 AM

I would like to see Badland tires mounted on LPR rims, I just recieved the LPR Crimefighters and I would like to have a little more of an aggresive tread for bashing
   
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