Wheel Conversion
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Wheel Conversion
Morning/Afternoon
i was wondering in order to get Big 40 wheels, what conversion do i need to do to my savage x ss. and roughly how much will it cost.
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david kirkbride
i was wondering in order to get Big 40 wheels, what conversion do i need to do to my savage x ss. and roughly how much will it cost.
thanks
david kirkbride
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RE: Wheel Conversion
ORIGINAL: -SomeGuy-
You dont need any conversion, its the same as the wheels you have now but bigger.
You dont need any conversion, its the same as the wheels you have now but bigger.
SOmething like [link=http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJGR3&P=7]these hubs[/link] will fit great.
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RE: Wheel Conversion
I think the only Pro-line 40 series wheels that come with a 17mm hex is the Wabash, and they have the Revo offset which narrows the track width too much. You would need to go with something like the XTM "large" dish wheels or the Axial beadlocks if you want a 17mm 40 series wheel.
If you go with Pro-line wheels, do NOT use the 14mm hex versions... especially the 14mm dish wheels(weak). Just go ahead and upgrade to 23mm hexes if you want to run those wheels.
If you go with Pro-line wheels, do NOT use the 14mm hex versions... especially the 14mm dish wheels(weak). Just go ahead and upgrade to 23mm hexes if you want to run those wheels.