OFNA Wheels On MBX5R?
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Has anyone tried to use OFNA Wheels (The Model I bought is #81054) on a Mugen MBX5R? The wheel fits, but the inset for the hub is a little too deep thus making the inside of the wheel around the inset rub against the wheel uprights causing a bind. I was thinking of grinding down the inside of the wheel to allow enough clearance, but before I did that I thought someone might know of a shim that is available to fit inside the inset. It would have to be the size of a wheel nut with a hole big enough for the hub, yet thin enough to allow the hub to still fit inside the inset. Anyone have any suggestions?
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also if you want to try to shim it outward these should work
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/4067
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/4067
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I had that same issue with a different Ofna wheel on my Raze. I just trimmed the backside of the spokes till they cleared the hubs, seems to be fine. I don't race only bash around the street and yard...
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They do actualy have plastic shims that are the hex shape to off set the rim they come in several widths. I will try to remember where I got them. I do have a couple floating around my shop somewhere.