sixtrey75

i have a revo and want to switch over the 23 mm hexes.... what should i buy??? still have the stock hardware on.. looking to race and i heard running 23mm hexes is better that the stock.. doing some research on them but i just want to be sure... what i have read is true... thanks for your input...

ProudSavageOwnr

well if u do get proline hubs u are gona need 23mm rims and tyres... so i recommend u dont get them or if u do get like the WABASH rims from proline aswell and dirt bonz or bow ties there the best

sixtrey75

i plan running wabash rims with some panthers.. since i heard they are light weight and durable....but not sure if i need any adapters or something for support...

ProudSavageOwnr

all u need to convert to proline hex hubs is
4 proline 23mm hubs
4 wabash rims or any other of ur choice
4 tyres of ur choice
4 tyre inserts
and thats it

sixtrey75

im guessing you would use a 23mm socket and bar.... but how tight on the hubs?

and what do you use to tighten your 23mm ?

stevenmichael

iTrader: (35)

yes you can use that or use the pro line wrench that they make,as for on the hubs do you mean the adaptor onto the axle or the hub nut onto the hub?

sixtrey75

how tight on the 23mm hex nut to the hub?

stevenmichael

iTrader: (35)

TIGHT!!

lolololol...cinch it down good you dont want that bad boy falling off during a race

sixtrey75

is a futaba s3010 strong enough for a single steering servo for racing ?

ProudSavageOwnr

im thinking of converting my savage to 23mm hexs

m0thertruckah1

iTrader: (13)

where do they use the shims?

stevenmichael

iTrader: (35)

ummm im not to familiar with that servo how many OZ's of torque does it have?

if your going to a single servo on the revo you want at least 160oz

stevenmichael

iTrader: (35)

take the wheel off then the hexes then the pins and the shims go on next