hpi wheels on redcat dunnrunner
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RE: hpi wheels on redcat dunnrunner
ORIGINAL: jamesfouquet
what do i need to buy or get to put hpi wheels and tires on a rampage dunnrunner
what do i need to buy or get to put hpi wheels and tires on a rampage dunnrunner
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RE: hpi wheels on redcat dunnrunner
ok, the rampage has a 22mm hex with a 23mm nut, the hpi has a 24mm hex.
there might be a adapter kit out there, but i couldnt find one. i did find one that lets you use rampage tires on a FG.
you can use JBweld on hpi rims to make them work on the stock rampage hex. put jb weld in the wheel hex, put it on the rampage hex(use seran wrap over the hex so the jb weld doesnt bond to the hex) and bolt it down (make sure its centered). the jb weld will make the hpi rim's hex smaller and fit the stock axle.
not sure i would do it just to run hpi rims, but its a cheap option that some have done. i do know that jb weld is a good fix if you strip out the wheel hex of the rim.
there might be a adapter kit out there, but i couldnt find one. i did find one that lets you use rampage tires on a FG.
you can use JBweld on hpi rims to make them work on the stock rampage hex. put jb weld in the wheel hex, put it on the rampage hex(use seran wrap over the hex so the jb weld doesnt bond to the hex) and bolt it down (make sure its centered). the jb weld will make the hpi rim's hex smaller and fit the stock axle.
not sure i would do it just to run hpi rims, but its a cheap option that some have done. i do know that jb weld is a good fix if you strip out the wheel hex of the rim.
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RE: hpi wheels on redcat dunnrunner
ORIGINAL: bbuzzard
All you need are four HPI rear hubs and you will be set. I have this setup on my Dune Runner.
All you need are four HPI rear hubs and you will be set. I have this setup on my Dune Runner.
and it explains why i couldnt find an adapter kit!
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RE: hpi wheels on redcat dunnrunner
ORIGINAL: bbuzzard
No, you just replace the stock hubs with the HPI ones. I'd advise ya'll to look at the Redcat Rampage forum. There are many more users over there of the Rampage platform(except all of the banned folks)
No, you just replace the stock hubs with the HPI ones. I'd advise ya'll to look at the Redcat Rampage forum. There are many more users over there of the Rampage platform(except all of the banned folks)
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Check around ebay. Last summer I bought a couple sets for my rampage. They usually sell much cheaper there. I can't remember exactly how much I paid per set, but I want to say it was under $15.
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RE: hpi wheels on redcat dunnrunner
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Check around ebay. Last summer I bought a couple sets for my rampage. They usually sell much cheaper there. I can't remember exactly how much I paid per set, but I want to say it was under $15.
Check around ebay. Last summer I bought a couple sets for my rampage. They usually sell much cheaper there. I can't remember exactly how much I paid per set, but I want to say it was under $15.
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I use and recommend the vertigo extended rear 5b adapters, increases width by 16mm and adds stability...[link]http://www.vertigoperformance.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=89&zenid=ofn3dm3lqln3i1rdegpg4cen56[/link]
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It's a nice buggy due to the 4WD but it is a heavy beast. I am about to convert it to a TT since I have been having issues with certain DR 4x4 parts that aren't available. It has been a tough sucker for the most part until you slam it into a curb
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It's a nice buggy due to the 4WD but it is a heavy beast. I am about to convert it to a TT since I have been having issues with certain DR 4x4 parts that aren't available. It has been a tough sucker for the most part until you slam it into a curb
It's a nice buggy due to the 4WD but it is a heavy beast. I am about to convert it to a TT since I have been having issues with certain DR 4x4 parts that aren't available. It has been a tough sucker for the most part until you slam it into a curb
how is it compaired to a KM buggy?