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wheel weight vs axle weight

iDC5

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hi I want to add weight,to my wheels, or axles
wich is better, I'm gonna get ckrc knuckles I think is there weights to fit them, or should I just do auto weights inside tire?
 
Knuckle weights are much better. Adding weight to your wheels puts unnecessary stain on the drive-train. Wheel weights = more mass to turn.
 
Are there knuckle weights to fit ckrc redcat knuckle. I hear trouble with ax10 and wide tires but I can do wheel spacers ax10 knuckle with ax10 knuckle weights hmmm.
 
I've bee running lead stick on tire weights from an auto repair shop in my fronts for quite a while now and have not destroyed any drive train parts. No argument about rotating mass being bad...but for our power level and what we can do with what we got stick some lead on the rims and be done with it. You can also wrap thick soldering wire (the type used for plumbing not electronics) around the rim and tape it in place with electrical tape (which I did for my girl's CC01).

There is no affordable way to get knuckle weights on an RS10 axle unless you want to develop them yourself.
 
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