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Old 01-25-2007, 03:48 AM   #1
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Default 2.2 rim with 17mm hex is there one?

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i need a set of scale 2.2 rims for my prerunner the only problem is i'm having trouble finding rims that have a 17mm hex that are beadlocks so if anyone knows where i can get a set please tell me

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Old 01-25-2007, 05:28 AM   #2
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Old 01-25-2007, 05:36 AM   #3
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thanks but the link seems to be not working

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Old 01-25-2007, 07:38 AM   #4
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yeah, sorry, good luck on finding a 2.2 with a 17mm hex, never seen one. what kind of truck is it, are you sure its a 17mm? maybe you could take a 12mm and bore it for the shaft size.
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what kind of truck is it, are you sure its a 17mm? maybe you could take a 12mm and bore it for the shaft size.
When I built my 2.2 Twin Force,thats exactally what I did. The Twin has 8 mm stub shafts. I took a 12 mm hex and drilled the hole out with an 8mm drill.

I looked a little for a 2.2 wheel with a 14mm or bigger hex with no luck. There might be some out there though. I gave up on searching and made the 12mm hexes work.
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I can make 2.2 beadlocks with 17mm hexes in them. Just throughing that out...
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I can make 2.2 beadlocks with 17mm hexes in them. Just throughing that out...
THAT would be slick. You have some kicka$$ looking wheels
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Thank you, but I don't want to be seen as pimping my crap in others threads. I just thought you TF/MF guys would like to know that there are 2.2 beadlocks out there.
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Thank you, but I don't want to be seen as pimping my crap in others threads. I just thought you TF/MF guys would like to know that there are 2.2 beadlocks out there.

NO NO NO.....PIMP it!!! you got wheels worth pimping
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NO NO NO.....PIMP it!!! you got wheels worth pimping
So very true... My 2.2 Clod custom wheels kick all kinds of tail!
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i'm useing the sharfts out of a 1/8 buggy which are 8mm sharfts,RD400 how would you be able to make 2.2 with a 17mm hex? do you have a cnc mill or something? raptorman do you have any pics of what you did to your twinforce to make the 2.2's work if so could u show me?

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Old 01-25-2007, 12:12 PM   #12
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I don't have any pics of the hexes. It's pretty darn simple though. I bought some aluminum 12mm hexes and drilled the center hole out with an 8mm drill. Then,I drilled a hole all the way through on one of the flat sides for the cross pin. I used some old Emaxx cross pins because thay are 12mm long
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so thats all i gotta do sounds simple thanks

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RD400 how would you be able to make 2.2 with a 17mm hex? do you have a cnc mill or something?
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He makes custom beadlock rims, check out the vendor section.
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ok thanks i will do that

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so thats all i gotta do sounds simple thanks

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I'll just tell ya,if you do this,after drilling them out the hexes get pretty thin. Mine worked but with allot of power put to them,which I will (2 horsepower brushless ) they may crack or warp up on ya. In the end,you may be better of going with the custom build beadlocks. The beadlocks will look better,perform better and be allot stronger. I know if I ever strip a hex with these,I'll go with a custom beadlock.
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jasons got a 2 HP brushless too, what motor is this, i wanna check it out!
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jasons got a 2 HP brushless too, what motor is this, i wanna check it out!



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thanks for all the help raptor and everyone else who replyed to the thread

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No problem, that's what this board is for.
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