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Stevebolt 28-06-2015 04:16 PM

12mm hex
 
Would like to use schumacher wheels if possible, has anyone done this ?
Cheers .

s22jgs 28-06-2015 04:21 PM

check team setups from EOS. they use the 12mm adapters due to the handout wheels at EOS

discothesnake 28-06-2015 04:42 PM

There is various offsets of hexes for the xb4 so I'm pretty sure you'll find the correct one.

Stevebolt 28-06-2015 05:29 PM

Cheers guys , I've seen the various hexes just not sure which ones to go for .

discothesnake 28-06-2015 06:22 PM

Think you'll need to buy a few different ones and test til you get the correct offset

Tobyw 03-07-2015 10:19 PM

Sorry for being thick.... What is the offset??

discothesnake 04-07-2015 08:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tobyw (Post 917727)
Sorry for being thick.... What is the offset??

It all depends on the wheels you're gonna use.

Stevebolt 04-07-2015 08:35 AM

I'll get the different ones and see which work , got loads of 12mm wheels be nice to make use of them .

seth556 05-07-2015 03:26 AM

I run 22-4 offset wheels front and rear. I use +.75mm hexs on the front and +1.5mm on the rear. On the front you'll want to use a lower profile wheel nut because there's not a whole lot of thread left.

Stevebolt 05-07-2015 01:49 PM

Cheers , I've a load of losi 22-4 wheels so that good to know .

simonrhart 14-07-2015 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seth556 (Post 917825)
I run 22-4 offset wheels front and rear. I use +.75mm hexs on the front and +1.5mm on the rear. On the front you'll want to use a lower profile wheel nut because there's not a whole lot of thread left.

Yes, the 22-4 low profile nut is perfect for this.

simonrhart 14-07-2015 08:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stevebolt (Post 917107)
Cheers guys , I've seen the various hexes just not sure which ones to go for .

I run these 5mm wide 12mm hex for front: http://www.exotekracing.com/xb4-12mm...nt-2-5mm-wide/

And these 7mm wide 12mm hex for the rear: http://www.exotekracing.com/xb4-12mm...ar-2-7mm-wide/

I run TLR 22-4 rims and have no complaints, no grip roll, understeer, overseer etc. The car is very nimble.

lomar15 16-07-2015 06:10 AM

I run these in the front with 22-4 rims

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...12mm_Hex_.html

Stevebolt 16-07-2015 10:35 PM

Cheers guys .

Stevebolt 09-08-2015 09:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seth556 (Post 917825)
I run 22-4 offset wheels front and rear. I use +.75mm hexs on the front and +1.5mm on the rear. On the front you'll want to use a lower profile wheel nut because there's not a whole lot of thread left.

With these hexes does the car have the same width as std ?

Stevebolt 09-08-2015 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simonrhart (Post 918853)
I run these 5mm wide 12mm hex for front: http://www.exotekracing.com/xb4-12mm...nt-2-5mm-wide/

And these 7mm wide 12mm hex for the rear: http://www.exotekracing.com/xb4-12mm...ar-2-7mm-wide/

I run TLR 22-4 rims and have no complaints, no grip roll, understeer, overseer etc. The car is very nimble.

From looking at the rear hex this looks to work out same width as std .


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