Will non 6 bolt 2.2 wheels work?

[saddlesore]

i recently upgraded the rear with Axial's full width adapter. the intention was to have the same track width all around so i could have more wheel options. i installed a set of aluminum 12mm hexes now im just trying to find some wheels to slap on. i saw that proline had a set of 2.2 beadlocks and i wanted to give them a shot but i wanted to make sure they would work.

https://www.amainhobbies.com/prolin...awler-wheels-2-black-black-pro2757-15/p448460

my concern is that the proline front offset might interfere with the steering knuckle since the stock setup with the 6 bolt hub already has very little clearance. the proline wheel above will eliminate the need for the 6 bolt hub which will have the wheel closer to the steering knuckle.

anyone have any experience with this? will this work or do you have any other recommendations?

 

[blkbart00]

Sorry I have no experience with those wheels. it says they will work. If your setup is stock I'd imagine they would.

I've always used Crawler Innovation 6 Bolt wheels and then Vanquish SLW hubs. There glue on wheels but I don't mind.

 

[Rjohn929]

I would stick to any wheel that uses an SLW type hub so you can get the offset you are looking for.

 

[gottorque]

I ran fixed hex 2.2 wheels on my yeti no problem

 

[saddlesore]

I ran fixed hex 2.2 wheels on my yeti no problem

which wheels did you use? no binding with the front suspension parts when you turn the wheels?

 

[gottorque]

which wheels did you use? no binding with the front suspension parts when you turn the wheels?

Motoworx HDs, but I'm almost certain the regular Axial 2.2 beadlocks will work too
Nope no clearance issues at all.