Axial Internal Wheel Weight System for 1.9 & 2.2 Axial Beadlocks

[Brandon]

Axial Internal Wheel Weight System for 1.9 & 2.2 Axial Beadlocks.

Axial's new Internal wheel weight system (Patent Pending) allows for precise and easy addition of weight to your Axial 2.2 and 1.9 Beadlocks. Purchase the Internal Weight Ring to add weight and increase stability on difficult obstacles. To add even more weight use the Internal Wheel Weight Inserts to fine tune the total weight. Each package of Internal Wheel Weight Rings includes the ring for 1 wheel. Recommended for the use on the front wheels to help with climbing and stability by lowering your center of gravity. To add the maximum amount of weight to a pair of wheels use (2) Internal Wheel Weight Rings and (3) Internal Wheel Weight Insert packs. All required hardware is included.

1. 2.2 Rings and Weights Available Now.
2. Fits all existing 1.9 & 2.2 Axial Beadlocks
3. Allows for precise and easy addition of weights inside the wheel.
4. Add up to 8.5oz to each 2.2 wheel with AX30545 & AX30546.
5. Add up to 5.0oz to each 1.9 wheel with AX30547 & AX30548.



AX30545 - 2.2 Internal Wheel Weight Ring 57g/2oz (2pcs)



AX30546 - 2.2 Internal Wheel Weight Insert 21g/0.75oz (4pcs) (for use with AX30545)



AX30547 - 1.9 Internal Wheel Weight Ring 43g/1.5oz (2pcs)



AX30548 - 1.9 Internal Wheel Weight Insert 9g/0.33oz (4pcs) (for use with AX30547)

AX30545 2.2 Internal Wheel Weight Ring 57g/2oz (2pcs) $10.00
AX30546 2.2 Internal Wheel Weight Insert 21g/0.75oz (4pcs) (for use with AX30545) $8.00
AX30547 1.9 Internal Wheel Weight Ring 43g/1.5oz (2pcs) $10.00
AX30548 1.9 Internal Wheel Weight Insert 9g/0.33oz (4pcs) (for use with AX30547) $8.00

[irishgunslinger1]

nice product.. but pricey,, ill just stick to good ol fashioned stick on weights..

[Harley]

Looks great guys, I always hate trying to restick on wheel weights after using them once.

[K.O.M.]

I think this is a great idea if...the consistency of the weight is really within .00x of each other. Heck, I'd take weight consistency of .0x oz. Nice to see that these can be retro-fitted to pre-Vanquish style Axial beadlocks.

The problem I see with lead sticky weights is the variance in weight from package to package. I've had a "6 oz." package of lead weights come in anywhere from 5.60 oz. to 6.35 oz.

[Brandon]

Hey guys, check out the picture of the weights installed on a 1.9 with all 6 inserts. Works exactly the same on the 2.2 wheels, however the groove is larger and the weights seat deeper on the 2.2's.

[DickyT]

These are great looking, what do you think the chances are of them fitting the groove in a set of SLW's?

[JLF]

Great design!

[JeremyH]

Looks cool.

How are they attached to the wheel?

[Harley]

Originally Posted by JeremyH

Looks cool.

How are they attached to the wheel?

They key right into the groove that goes down the center of the wheel.

[2500hdon37s]

Originally Posted by irishgunslinger1

nice product.. but pricey,, ill just stick to good ol fashioned stick on weights..

these are better than stick ons because they arient just a 1 time use thing so IMO its cheaper as well

[cascade crawler]

great product axial keep up the good work!

[Sparky J]

Awsome design...Great work

[JeremyH]

Originally Posted by Harley0706

They key right into the groove that goes down the center of the wheel.

That's what I thought...but it's been a while since I've held an axial wheel in my hand and couldn't remember if there was a channel.

[cbtu0914]

Looks nice, but at the end of the day they are inside the tire and you can't see them. I'll stick with stick on weights for now, that's a lot of $$ for weights IMO. Also you can reuse stick on weights without a problem, a couple wraps of electrical tape holds them in place great.

[flowingmotion]

They look awesome but I gotta agree with cbtu0914. If I understand correctly it's $44 per wheel for the max weight or $88 for the front. That will buy a lot of stick on weights or your pretty close to some procomps.

I do like that it makes it easier to play around with the weight while your tuning your rig. But if you have to go through the trouble of ripping your tires off anyway I'll just stick with stick ons.

BTW, if you have vented rims is there still enough room for the air to flow?

[Robbs2001tj]

Those are SWEET!!! Will they work in the Vanquish Wheels?

[Brandon]

Originally Posted by flowingmotion

They look awesome but I gotta agree with cbtu0914. If I understand correctly it's $44 per wheel for the max weight or $88 for the front. That will buy a lot of stick on weights or your pretty close to some procomps.

To load your front wheels with the max weight you need 2 packages of the main ring and 3 packages of the inserts. So $44 retail Street price may be lower.

[Nova's Ark]

Very cool stuff Axial.

[atekt]

Those are awesome! Great job guys!

[JeremyH]

Originally Posted by flowingmotion

They look awesome but I gotta agree with cbtu0914. If I understand correctly it's $44 per wheel for the max weight or $88 for the front. That will buy a lot of stick on weights or your pretty close to some procomps.

$44?!? Where do you get that from? Here is how I see it:

For one wheel =
$10 - ring
$8 - 4 weights (there is room for 6 on the ring, so for the max you'll need 2)
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$26 per wheel if you plan to order two packs of the weights.

IMO, if you want to run these on all 4 tires, then you wont need to purchase weights for the back....you can use the leftovers from the fronts.