How-To: Functional 2.2 Beadlocks for under $30

[wonder squirrel]

I have recently changed out the All-Ts I was running for some rocklizards. My homemade beadlocks were still holding very strong. I check the tires for any wear or damage from over clamping or tearing and there was none.

Best of all, I didn't have to disassemble the wheel to change the tires. Just loosened up the screws enough for the bead to slip out, pulled the tires off, put the others on and cinched up the bolts. The bead on the Rocklizards are holding just as tight as the All-T's.

I had some pretty harsh rollovers on a section I tried over and over, the wheels held up fine except for a damaged hex. Its still fine and I should get alot more life out of them, but I'll run these into the ground "thumbsup"

 

[Got Rocks?]

hey i was wondering what brand of CA you guys would suggest i have a bottle of JET but i know it ownt work since it wont keep my rings on:lol:

 

[Kranberry]

hey i was wondering what brand of CA you guys would suggest i have a bottle of JET but i know it ownt work since it wont keep my rings on:lol:

for you your gonna need lots of this:

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ultimate beadlock!:lol:


talk to bob and ask him what i got...he got me this realy realy strong stuff and now i cant unglue my tires so its realy strong"thumbsup"

 

[gone_wheelin]

I've been using the slightly thicker CA glue, I think it is labeled Gap Filling. Seems to be working just fine.

 

[sirhc0306]

Thanks for the info. This is the set that i did. Couldnt do inner and outer locks on the clod but the outers work nice.

 

[Mr. Mcgoo]

i know this has been dead for a while but any one know what size washers fit a 1.9 wheel thanks