Will these fit the Clod axles? Integy Adapter.

[CRAWL_BOY]

I can not find information on these. Will they allow the use of 23mm wheels on a clod axle?

[30percent]

yes, and they extend it 30mm out and they have a nut, not bolt. The axial and proline beadlock rims are 17mm though. I have not seen or used 23mm...yet.

[STANG KILLA SS]

proline beadlocks are 23mm

[Grizzly4x4]

Because they come with a pin I don't think they are for Clods. Clod axles use splines on the axle shaft to drive the hex, not a pin. Unless they are for the CVD's.

I'd recommend buying from someone that tells you what you are buying.

RCP

TCS

[CRAWL_BOY]

Originally Posted by Grizzly4x4

I'd recommend buying from someone that tells you what you are buying.

RCP

TCS

+1 Wouldn't you think they would let you know what they fit?

[NOUSEFORANAME]

Integy makes the clod axles that use a pin.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRTN0&P=7

[CRAWL_BOY]

Here is the answer.

http://www.tcscrawlers.com/TCS-23mm-...h-p-16515.html

[SXV 550]

This are the adaptors you need, you can use them with pro line beadlocks.

[32inchTSLs]

i use those and an integy stub axle that fits into it so tight that there's nothing else holding them on. i don't know the part numbers off the top of my head, but if you email integy1@aol.com they'll be able to point you to them. the reason i chose that solution was because the splines aren't strong enough and the track width was smaller than i wanted. it's just one step in bulletproofing your drivetrain so be prepared to break something else next time.

[Spydermonkyman]

I use the ones that svx shows I have both the 17 and the 23 they are alright but seem to continuously come loose grrrrrr pet peeve sorry.