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MT lightweight rims tires!!

bigcat

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Hello anything new out there yet for lightweight rims and tires for the Redcat MT...ANYONE?
 

ika

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I drove only 2 times but it nice.

I think performance gain for mass reduction is noticeable.
 

Slimneill

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Location
Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada
Does anyone have dimensions for LOSI Rims (I only have stock MT rims)? I have a 3d printer and would be interesting to see how well they hold up if i design away some of the weaknesses.

Any one that would e willing to measure or help or links to discussions would be great.
 

Slimneill

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Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada
Yeah, I saw a video of how they are assembled. Lots of geometry.

Is there a reason why I only see 24mm Hub adapters for HPI wheels and not Losi? Will Losi wheels not fit and clear the Rampage suspension uprights? I ask becuase I can get a full set of Desert Buggy XL wheels & tires & hubs for really cheap. Just wondering if it will work.

I know the stock hub is 22mm on the MT and the rest of the industry uses 24mm. You can get the 24mm adapter for the rampage. Is the rampage axle that goes through the hub adapter a different OD then what is found on HPI/LOSI? I'm curious if a set of desertbuggy hubs will fit the rampage axles?

Or are the the competition's axles thicker which won't let this happen.

Thanks for the help. I'm in Canada so experimenting costs a fortune in shipping if I'm not correct.
 

hysinthius

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Location
Western, NY
RampageHopUps said:
The 24mm hubs fit both HPI and Losi. Only the thread is different. You can use Losi rims with HPI adapters and visa versa.
Only wheels I have had issues with so far have been the king rovan wheels. I had to punch them out with a drill bit a hair as the metal insert in the wheel was a 1/10th of a inch small for the 7075rc adapters. Off the top of my head I believe I used a 3/4" drill bit.

JD
 

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