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03-18-2004 | 01:00 AM

#6226

NitroHead

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Tire Offset

Initial D, (and you other well versed Serpent masters)

Would any of you happen to know what the correct tire offset is for the 710?

Im about to order tires and do not want to be dissapointed by ordering the wrong ones...

Thanks in advance!

03-18-2004 | 01:02 AM

#6227

jfc_tech

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Re: Tire Offset

Quote:

Originally posted by NitroHead
Initial D, (and you other well versed Serpent masters)

Would any of you happen to know what the correct tire offset is for the 710?

Im about to order tires and do not want to be dissapointed by ordering the wrong ones...

Thanks in advance!

just from my experience...
fast tires,
new Arrows
speedmind
GQ(orange rim)
Take Off
all can fit in.

03-18-2004 | 01:07 AM

#6228

cyba888

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Quote:

Originally posted by jfc_tech
the serpent includes the wrench(cross) to open, tight the wheel nut. I think its 5mm.

Im talking about the purple aluminum wheel hub, where the wheels attach onto it. I think your talking about the wheel nut that goes on the outside of the rim to secure it on the car? I forgot what its called but it also has a 1.5mm screw that holds it to the shaft.

Last edited by cyba888; 03-18-2004 at 01:19 AM.

03-18-2004 | 01:10 AM

#6229

BaxterC

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Re: Tire Offset

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Hi there Nitro... You can use any 'offset', the correct ones should be 0offset as this allows you a better chance of getting the car to 200mm else it will not be 200mm but wider and you will need to set it to 200mm

03-18-2004 | 01:33 AM

#6230

GoldFinger

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Re: Tire Offset

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There is no right or wrong in offset terms. Its not black and white thing, just different. We still able to adjust it right.

03-18-2004 | 01:46 AM

#6231

BaxterC

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Re: Re: Tire Offset

Quote:

Originally posted by GoldFinger
There is no right or wrong in offset terms. Its not black and white thing, just different. We still able to adjust it right.

Thanks finger... it is what I tried to say but didnt know how.

03-18-2004 | 03:51 AM

#6232

Pyramid

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Quote:

Originally posted by cyba888
Im talking about the purple aluminum wheel hub, where the wheels attach onto it. I think your talking about the wheel nut that goes on the outside of the rim to secure it on the car? I forgot what its called but it also has a 1.5mm screw that holds it to the shaft.

Wheel nut is 4mm, wrench is 7mm.. what do you need that wheel hex hub wrench for? you should be able to tighten the wheel nut from outside, even with integy setup, unless you are using nylon nut. Get yokomo special made and design wheel nut for their setting wheel. Works great.

03-18-2004 | 04:01 AM

#6233

BaxterC

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I heard a VERY disturbing thing a few days ago... the Hudy Ultimate setup system and S710 are not compatible... Is this true?

03-18-2004 | 04:02 AM

#6234

Julius

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The size of the alu hex is 12mm.

Last edited by Julius; 03-18-2004 at 05:47 AM.

03-18-2004 | 05:24 AM

#6235

cyba888

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Quote:

Originally posted by Julius
The size of the alu hex is 10mm.

The wheel adapter hex that I measured when I got home is 12mm

03-18-2004 | 05:46 AM

#6236

Julius

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Quote:

Originally posted by cyba888
The wheel adapter hex that I measured when I got home is 12mm

Oops!!!

You're right!!!!! it is 12mm

I edited my previous post.
Sorry

03-18-2004 | 05:47 AM

#6237

InitialD

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Re: Tire Offset

Quote:

Originally posted by NitroHead
Would any of you happen to know what the correct tire offset is for the 710?

Zero offset is what you need. If you accidently buy offset tires, do not worry. You just need to re-adjust and correct the trackwidth by screwing in the pivot balls more deeply.

03-18-2004 | 05:48 AM

#6238

Julius

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Re: Re: Tire Offset

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Originally posted by InitialD
Zero offset is what you need. If you accidently buy offset tires, do not worry. You just need to re-adjust and correct the trackwidth by screwing in the pivot balls more deeply.

Yeah! let's screw the balls....

Sorry me bad

03-18-2004 | 05:50 AM

#6239

InitialD

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Quote:

Originally posted by BaxterC
I heard a VERY disturbing thing a few days ago... the Hudy Ultimate setup system and S710 are not compatible... Is this true?

There's nothing disturbing about it. I have not needed to mod my Hudy Setup gauges. I just tilt and rotate the gauges accordingly till their holes align with the pivot balls so that I can access them with my 2.5 mm Hudy.