motoworx wheel, slw hub, wraith width?

[terrible]

Finally going to man up and buy some good wheels for my wraith. I'm set on the motoworx 8 spoke slw but I'm not sure what width to go with on the slw hubs. I want to keep the stock wraith width and maybe even a bit more narrow if I can do it without clearance issues.

I havn't been able to find much more info other than a bunch of pics so far.

I'm guessing it's something like the .225 set but I'd hate to buy them and have it rub on the knuckle or something.

[Jeff@TireBalls]

I'm in the same boat, not sure what width of hubs to buy to keep it stock width. Heck I don't even understand the point of the hubs. Why not just machine the hex into the wheel?

[evan03]

I feel the same way so I bought some wheels with hexes machines in but I can aslo see the adjustability of the slw hubs being a pretty cool thing to play with.

I bought these wheels
2.2" Iconic 8L Beadlock Wheel

you can also get them set up for slw hubs
2.2" Iconic SLW COMPATIBLE Beadlock Wheel


this is what I bought . I love these to death and haven't even received them yet. I orderd them in the thick of the Christmas miss drama so itl be sometime after Christmas when I receive them.

[Jeff@TireBalls]

Funny, I was on their site checking them out when you posted this. I believe this is the route that I'm going to take.

[terrible]

I want to be able use them on other trucks and I also want to run the VP faux disk brakes so the slw hubs/wheels are a requirement.

Motoworx sells all their wheels in a standard hex mount I belive.

[dittohead]

Originally Posted by terrible

I want to be able use them on other trucks and I also want to run the VP faux disk brakes so the slw hubs/wheels are a requirement.

Motoworx sells all their wheels in a standard hex mount I belive.

Motoworx definitely offers most of their wheels in a slw compatible style, i own a set.

To the OP, id say a set of .350 hubs will be a safe bet. However I ran .225 hubs on my aluminum TSS beadlocks with no clearance issues

[Big Daddy]

You could also get the 225s and a set of the gear head spacers to get you to 350 of you need to. At $6 or whatever it's a lot cheaper than buying a new set of hubs.


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