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Old 11-14-2017, 06:35 AM
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Does anyone know which 12mm 1/10 4wd buggy wheels have the widest offset?? Looking to make my buggy as wide as I can.. I'd prefer to start with a wide offset wheel and use hexes to adjust from there. My buggy is a '16 XB4

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Lets start by, what buggy do you have?? that will help others give helpful information.
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Updated, thank you

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Lets start by, what buggy do you have?? that will help others give helpful information.
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Ahh XB4 same as what I have, best bet is to use the 22-4 Front and Rear wheels.

First page of the XB4 thread has the wheels and hexes listed, also the XB4 thread will be helpful if you have more XB4 questions since others can help answer as well.

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Most who have gone to the 12mm hexes are using the +0.75mm (#365355) on the front and +1.5mm (#365356) on the rear using standard 12mm rear wheels and TLR 22-4 front wheels which have the same offset as the Xray 12mm front wheels (#369912). Car becomes very stable with this combination.

Also you really don't want to go any wider in the hexes listed, cause you'll run out of thread engagement for the wheel and nut especially with front wheel.
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Also you really don't want to go any wider in the hexes listed, cause you'll run out of thread engagement for the wheel and nut.
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Yup, exactly... that's why I'm looking for the widest offset wheels I can find...

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Also you really don't want to go any wider in the hexes listed, cause you'll run out of thread engagement for the wheel and nut.
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CRT.5 wheels. They have 12MM hex. The have a 3/16" hole for the axle so you might have to drill out the axle hole a little bit.
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CRT.5 wheels. They have 12MM hex. The have a 3/16" hole for the axle so you might have to drill out the axle hole a little bit.
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