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wheely king axle
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constantmotion
On the lookout for Rocks
You can use wheel wideners.......http://www.tcscrawlers.com/2.2-Wheel-Widener-for-TLT-1-XC-or-CC-01-Pajero-Touareg-p-16233.html
x2 on the wideners, or you can try to dig up some wheels with a big offset. Not alot of choices there.
Keep in mind that the further you push the wheels out, the more stress you put on the axle and its parts.
You could build your own axles too.
any how too"s on building a axle i need it to be strong the truck is going to be on the heavy side
You might search around on the Maxx section, lots of us built our own axles around T-Maxx diffs.
I'd explain how I did mine, but they wouldn't hold up to trophy truck antics..."thumbsup"
Most are universal, they'll fit nearly anything.
STANG KILLA SS
~THE SCALE SHOP~
why not just go with a positive offset wheel?
chrisjlittle
RCC Addict
Why not just use a twin force axle? If you want the beef and the width, you'll be hard pressed to do better. You can basically set them to any width you want, and they're beefy as hell. That's what I'd do.
Just found these too.
http://www.hobbyetc.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?part_id=38276#ilikepictures
gives you the option of 2 different widths.
http://www.hobbyetc.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?part_id=38276#ilikepictures
gives you the option of 2 different widths.