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Old 11-21-2010, 09:42 PM   #1
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Default Losi Night/Comp Crawler Knuckle weights

EVERYTHING is in stock


Brass knuckle weights for the Losi Comp Crawler or Night Crawler. The weights were designed around the stock plastic steering knuckle or the Losi aluminum knuckles.

Proudly made in the U.S.A.

Benefits of a knuckle weight system
  • Less rotating mass
  • Less broken parts
  • More wheel speed
  • More run time per battery
  • Serious increase in stability
    • Sidehill, uphill, downhill
  • Pulls out/does not get into binds like running with wheel weights
  • Feels MUCH lighter. Feels like it climbs 1000x better


Each knuckle weight is 2.3oz

The weights have been tapped so extra rings can be bolted to them.
  • Each .100 ring weighs approx .45oz.
  • Each .300 ring weighs approx 1.4oz.
  • Each large diameter ring (goes around the knuckle weight) weighs approx 3.4oz.

Pricing:

  • Knuckle weight complete setup: (2) Knuckle weights, (4) extra rings and all hardware $78
  • (2) Knuckle weights $53
  • (2) Extra .100 rings with hardware $15
  • (2) Extra .300 rings with hardware $20
  • (2) Large diameter rings with hardware $20
http://www.dluxfab.com/products

Wheel weight combos:
  • A Vanquish DH wheel with 585 hubs can use .200 extra rings per side.
  • A Vanquish SLW wheel with 475 hubs can use .500 extra rings per side.
  • A Vanquish SLW wheel with 600 hubs can use .600 extra rings per side.
  • A Vanquish SLW wheel with 725 hubs can use .800 extra rings per side.
  • A stock Losi LCC/LNC cannot use any extra rings.
  • Proline Titus wheel with about 1/32" dremel clearancing of the ribs inside the wheel can use .200 extra rings Thanks Shawn M
  • DNA assassin AX10 offset wheel can use approx .700 extra rings Thanks ShellJeep
  • A CKRC murdered out wheel can use .400 extra rings per side. Thanks Jslick
  • A Motoworks (style?) wheel can use .300 extra rings per side. Thanks Jslick








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Old 11-21-2010, 09:53 PM   #2
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I wanted to say this in a fresh post so hopefully it is not missed.

The knuckle weights were designed around a stock LCC. Any changes you may have made may make the weights un-usable or a need to modify the car to work with the weights.

Your car MUST be in good condition. If your hexs are not in great shape you could have binding from the wheel rubbing on the weight. If your wheels are not in great shape you could also have the same issue. If your steering has too much toe in the weights could limit your steering. The weights were designed to contact the axle "C" just a touch before the steering knuckle contacts the "C". This make the weight as heavy as possible.

If you do have problems with binding the wheels and weights you can fix the problem or you can run a small washer between the wheel and hex. When installing the wheels make sure they spin freely by hand and check for drag before you turn the car on. For the steering you can fix the alignment or you can clearance the "C" for more steering angle.

The only two wheels known to work with these weights currently are the stock wheels and Vanquish wheels. Most should work but with all the different types of wheels its hard to know which ones will not work.
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Old 11-21-2010, 10:04 PM   #3
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Wow I bet with some SLW's you could fit a ton of rings. Nice work.
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Old 11-21-2010, 10:53 PM   #4
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hi,

i only have stock losi wheels, if i use the knucle weights, i understand that it only adds 2.3oz to the wheels, does it make a big difference? or do i need to add a little more inside the wheel itself?

thanks

BTW. . .. . . i like it. . .

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Old 11-22-2010, 09:51 AM   #5
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hi,

i only have stock losi wheels, if i use the knucle weights, i understand that it only adds 2.3oz to the wheels, does it make a big difference? or do i need to add a little more inside the wheel itself?

thanks

BTW. . .. . . i like it. . .

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Its a preference thing.

Personally I would add more weight to the wheel/tire or better yet if you can add some lead weights onto this knuckle weight.

I still have lots of testing to do but, I took 7oz out of my wheels/tires and have the 2.3oz from the knuckle weight and then added 3.5oz to the bottom of that weight with some automotive lead strips. It feels much more planted even though I am running less weight.
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Old 11-22-2010, 10:27 AM   #6
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i got my order in and cant wait to try them out.
i just wont to say thank you for getting these up and out so quick
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i got my order in and cant wait to try them out.
i just wont to say thank you for getting these up and out so quick
Thanks!

They will begin shipping tomorrow morning.
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Just placed my order !!! Can't wait to get them and make some steep climbs !!!!
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Old 11-22-2010, 08:31 PM   #9
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Thanks for all the orders guys!!!

I guess everybody has been really wanting a weight system? Over half or what I made is already sold!

Get them while you can. I will have some more made but I am not sure how long that will be. I will update this thread and the one in the vendors section with the stock status.
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Cool! Order placed!
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Cool! Order placed!
Shipped (yeah, serious)

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Shipped (yeah, serious)

Thanks!
Damn...that was fast! And yeah, hopefully USPS can figure out the company name...
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I got mine in today (actually, they arrived last week , but I wasn't here) and got them bolted up. I can confirm that these will work with the Wheel Works 2110's (I am running the wides up front) and have about 3mm of clearance (measured using my ruler, not calipers) before they contact the bead ring. I have all three rings bolted to each knuckle and have about 8mm (again, measured with my ruler) before they will contact the spokes of the wheel.

Excellent product and extremely fast shipping! Thanks Dlux!
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I got mine in today (actually, they arrived last week , but I wasn't here) and got them bolted up. I can confirm that these will work with the Wheel Works 2110's (I am running the wides up front) and have about 3mm of clearance (measured using my ruler, not calipers) before they contact the bead ring. I have all three rings bolted to each knuckle and have about 8mm (again, measured with my ruler) before they will contact the spokes of the wheel.

Excellent product and extremely fast shipping! Thanks Dlux!
Thanks for the update.

Sounds like you would be a good canidate for the .300 rings then? 5.3oz total if so (per side). Not too shabby.
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Sure....I'll give them a whirl. It's never a bad thing to have too many options!
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I know these are designed for the Losi but, do you have any plans to produce some that will work with VP knuckles for Bergs or VP Chubs and Knuckles for the XR-10?
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I know these are designed for the Losi but, do you have any plans to produce some that will work with VP knuckles for Bergs or VP Chubs and Knuckles for the XR-10?
I am working on something right now. I will keep everybody updated in the appropriate sections when I figure it out.

Thanks for the interest!
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I am working on something right now. I will keep everybody updated in the appropriate sections when I figure it out.

Thanks for the interest!
Any update on the the berg weights?
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The plan is to work on the Berg/XR10 weights as early as next week. If that goes well it would be 2 or so weeks before you would see product.

Thats the plan and you know how plans go. I have to take care of my existing business before I can move on to new things.

Thanks for the interest and I will keep you updated.
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The plan is to work on the Berg/XR10 weights as early as next week. If that goes well it would be 2 or so weeks before you would see product.

Thats the plan and you know how plans go. I have to take care of my existing business before I can move on to new things.

Thanks for the interest and I will keep you updated.
Thanks for the quick response! I will keep an eye out for updates.
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