knuckle weights....who all makes them????

[donhd04]

hey guys need some info here, i did a search and came up empty. I know VP makes the knuckle weights but who else out there has them??? I need them to be compatible with the axial high clearance knuckles and aluminum hubs on a new AX10. Give me some links if you can.

thanks in advance.

[shizzz]

Eric makes'em as well. Dluxfab.com I believe is what you are looking for ;)

[donhd04]

Originally Posted by shizzz

Eric makes'em as well. Dluxfab.com I believe is what you are looking for ;)

I only saw them for XR10 and they were 20$ more than VP. thanks tho for the link.

[firekiddc02]

VP Is the only company that makes them for the ax-10 with their 8 degree knuckles/hubs. The other options are do Xr-10 hubs knuckles or make you own out of washers.

[RickM]

The way I see it you have 4 options.

1. Buy the new 8 degree knuckles from VP and then purchase there knuckle weights.
2. Buy knuckle weights from Eric as he does make a specific weight for what you are looking for. Yes they are more expensive but they are worth every penny, and I doubt Eric is paying a country club bill with these profits.
3. Buy a set of egressor knuckles and weights that are essentially a kit. This will be more expensive as well.
4. Go to home depot and pic some washers up and make your own. This is not real hard but you will need to measure up things good so you can get it right.

RickM

[donhd04]

Originally Posted by RickM

The way I see it you have 4 options.

1. Buy the new 8 degree knuckles from VP and then purchase there knuckle weights.
2. Buy knuckle weights from Eric as he does make a specific weight for what you are looking for. Yes they are more expensive but they are worth every penny, and I doubt Eric is paying a country club bill with these profits.
3. Buy a set of egressor knuckles and weights that are essentially a kit. This will be more expensive as well.
4. Go to home depot and pic some washers up and make your own. This is not real hard but you will need to measure up things good so you can get it right.

RickM

Profits are definately not abundant I agree with that. I'm sure other kits are worth the money. I'm on a very tight budget right now and I'm new also so until I can afford the vp or Eric's what measurements need to be taken and what size washers should I use?

[gary]

This will get you started.
Jeremy's Sporty