T4 white front wheels discontinued?
#2
The latest kits now include GT2 FT white wheels, so i guess that means they are now genuine spare wheels for T4's too.
#3
I think the T4 wheels have been replaced by the GT2 white rims. Since AE is now making rims for all their cars it just makes sense to have the T4 and GT2 be one in the same. There is no difference in the off set or anything else with the two rims.
Just a side note, I have updated my T4 rear hubs to the quick release rims so that all I need to carry is GT2 rims for my T4, GT2. This also helps because I can use tire/rims on either truck.
Hope that helps
Kevin Boyle
#5
Not to stirr the pot, but does anyone think this may be a closer step to getting a b5/t5?
They are consolidating the front rims, to fit both trucks and on the FT Kits they are no longer including the Carbon Chassis. I know most guys changed it any way, and having the wheels interchangable makes sence because many drivers own both trucks. But why did they weight 5 ish years to do so?
Just a thought, all of the consolidating and changing of the kits or components could mean they are trying to use up what they already have on hand, because there scaling back on production in anticapation for a new release.
Though the T4/B4 is still on top of its game, it has been a number of years since the release of a new or updated Buggy or Truck.
(not including the b44)
Just a thought, that does have merrit.
They are consolidating the front rims, to fit both trucks and on the FT Kits they are no longer including the Carbon Chassis. I know most guys changed it any way, and having the wheels interchangable makes sence because many drivers own both trucks. But why did they weight 5 ish years to do so?
Just a thought, all of the consolidating and changing of the kits or components could mean they are trying to use up what they already have on hand, because there scaling back on production in anticapation for a new release.
Though the T4/B4 is still on top of its game, it has been a number of years since the release of a new or updated Buggy or Truck.
(not including the b44)
Just a thought, that does have merrit.
#6
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#7
TLRacing
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Not to stirr the pot, but does anyone think this may be a closer step to getting a b5/t5?
They are consolidating the front rims, to fit both trucks and on the FT Kits they are no longer including the Carbon Chassis. I know most guys changed it any way, and having the wheels interchangable makes sence because many drivers own both trucks. But why did they weight 5 ish years to do so?
Just a thought, all of the consolidating and changing of the kits or components could mean they are trying to use up what they already have on hand, because there scaling back on production in anticapation for a new release.
Though the T4/B4 is still on top of its game, it has been a number of years since the release of a new or updated Buggy or Truck.
(not including the b44)
Just a thought, that does have merrit.
They are consolidating the front rims, to fit both trucks and on the FT Kits they are no longer including the Carbon Chassis. I know most guys changed it any way, and having the wheels interchangable makes sence because many drivers own both trucks. But why did they weight 5 ish years to do so?
Just a thought, all of the consolidating and changing of the kits or components could mean they are trying to use up what they already have on hand, because there scaling back on production in anticapation for a new release.
Though the T4/B4 is still on top of its game, it has been a number of years since the release of a new or updated Buggy or Truck.
(not including the b44)
Just a thought, that does have merrit.
#9
Tech Champion
iTrader: (33)
blah blah about the plastic chassis, my t4 works great with the graphite one. But yet the stock t4 wheels are terrible i am glad they switched it up cause that was a complaint of mine, everything else is fine. i have 4.5 ounces under my battery with zero issues. great truck.
#10
Tech Apprentice
Assoc.part#7486 fronts 7487 rears just picked up some.They are the same as came in the new kit.
#11
Tech Fanatic
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My T4 is from last year and hence has the graphite chassis, I never really noticed any "nervousness" from it, but I have one of the newer b4 ft kits with the plastic chassis and I will say the car is so easy to drive--I wouldn't mind getting a plastic chassis for my T4. Its not like the plastic is "floppy" compared to the graphite. They are both pretty stiff, its just the plastic (composite) has just the right amount of give.
#12
Tech Apprentice
Im interested in getting a stadium just to ramp alittle and run on the pavement would it bee a good truck to get for this or should i go losi?
#14
Tech Fanatic
Now they just need to make the rears work up front as well.
#15
The Posi Lock system works on the rear rims only. Most of Factory guys have updated their T4. I think the Posi Lock system is most convenient when trying to get the rear dialed at a new track.
Some of the team drivers have also mounted up Holeshots or Double Dees (JConcepts Tire ) using the standard front rims.
I hope that helps? Here is the part number to upgrade your T4 to the Posi Lock system.
#7988, Posi-Lock Quick-Change Truck Conversion Kit. No more screwing and unscrewing nuts to install your wheels! For GT, T4 (“AE” trucks with MIP-style CVDs axles)
Retail: $45.00
Thanks
Kevin Boyle