Axial Exo wheel/tires question
09-25-2012, 08:04 AM
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Axial Exo wheel/tires question
Hi, I just bought a Axial exo terra buggy, Castle mmp, 3800kv 1410-1Y motor and a vanquish motor mount. I was wondering if the wheel/tires from a trx slash 4x4 will work on it? I wanted to get a set of street fighters mounted on renegade rims for running on the street in front of my house and need to know if the slash 4x4's will fit it. If anyone knows, please enlighten me.
Thanks in advance,
Jay
Thanks in advance,
Jay
09-25-2012, 08:08 AM
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The EXO uses 12mm hex's to mount the wheels. This means any standard SC wheel will mount up just fine. The only "weird" thing about the EXO is that it's front wheels/tires are a narrow which are proprietary to this model. If I get around to it, I'm going to mount some Pressure Points or 3Ds on SC rims so Ican race at the local club.
09-25-2012, 09:33 AM
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RE: Axial Exo wheel/tires question
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The EXO uses 12mm hex's to mount the wheels. This means any standard SC wheel will mount up just fine. The only ''weird'' thing about the EXO is that it's front wheels/tires are a narrow which are proprietary to this model. If I get around to it, I'm going to mount some Pressure Points or 3Ds on SC rims so I can race at the local club.
The EXO uses 12mm hex's to mount the wheels. This means any standard SC wheel will mount up just fine. The only ''weird'' thing about the EXO is that it's front wheels/tires are a narrow which are proprietary to this model. If I get around to it, I'm going to mount some Pressure Points or 3Ds on SC rims so I can race at the local club.
09-25-2012, 10:13 PM
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RE: Axial Exo wheel/tires question
I follow what you're asking. There won't be clearance issues because even though the front wheels are narrower, they still mount on the same "outter plane" if that makes sense. The suspension arms are equal length, front to rear, so any SC rim with hexes will mount. Axial narrowed the front by trimming from the inside of the wheel. From the outside or the face of the wheel, everything is flush.
If you wanted to confirm for yourself, just mount the rear wheels on the front and see if there are clearance problems.
If you wanted to confirm for yourself, just mount the rear wheels on the front and see if there are clearance problems.
09-26-2012, 06:27 PM
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RE: Axial Exo wheel/tires question
ORIGINAL: BKoz559
I follow what you're asking. There won't be clearance issues because even though the front wheels are narrower, they still mount on the same ''outter plane'' if that makes sense. The suspension arms are equal length, front to rear, so any SC rim with hexes will mount. Axial narrowed the front by trimming from the inside of the wheel. From the outside or the face of the wheel, everything is flush.
If you wanted to confirm for yourself, just mount the rear wheels on the front and see if there are clearance problems.
I follow what you're asking. There won't be clearance issues because even though the front wheels are narrower, they still mount on the same ''outter plane'' if that makes sense. The suspension arms are equal length, front to rear, so any SC rim with hexes will mount. Axial narrowed the front by trimming from the inside of the wheel. From the outside or the face of the wheel, everything is flush.
If you wanted to confirm for yourself, just mount the rear wheels on the front and see if there are clearance problems.
