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Suzukitudor 16-03-2016 03:44 PM

Wheels for 90's kyosho 4wds. Optimas and lazers
 
Hi all. Hoping you can help.

Me and a friend are looking to race our modded Lazers against modern buggies. So we want to be able to use modern 2.2'' rubber for Astro and carpet racing.

Jc racing do spokes wheels which are 2.2 and have the right offset.

We are after dishes and 5203 and 5204 (modern equivalent of 5026 & 5027) dished Kyosho wheels are proving hard to find these days.

Anyone else found any dished wheels that share the same offset? Ansmann mad rats were meant to be the same but are impossible to find as well.

Thanks

Sz

rob m 16-03-2016 09:09 PM

Ftx vantage pro wheels.
part number.....
ftx6391wd rears
ftx6390wd fronts

terry.sc 16-03-2016 09:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Suzukitudor (Post 943600)
Ansmann mad rats were meant to be the same but are impossible to find as well.

Mad rat wheels are easy to find, the Ansmann cars were rebranded Team C TC02 buggies. The parts are T02032 front and T02033 rear wheels.

Suzukitudor 17-03-2016 05:58 AM

Wheels
 
Nice one guys. Team c wheels ordered.

bomber 17-03-2016 08:35 AM

Can someone clarify what ZXR these fit as I was told the MK1 offset is different to the MK2?

Welshy40 17-03-2016 08:37 AM

Type in mad rat wheels on ebay and a set of black wheels appear. They are a better product than Kyoshos origional so cant go wrong with them. They are an exact duplicate of the width and dimensions of the original so nothing else to do other than fit.

bomber 17-03-2016 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Welshy40 (Post 943662)
Type in mad rat wheels on ebay and a set of black wheels appear. They are a better product than Kyoshos origional so cant go wrong with them. They are an exact duplicate of the width and dimensions of the original so nothing else to do other than fit.

Offset for those wheels nothing like the offset on the HPI 5 spoke I have on my car though, when I tried all the modern wheels I have the wheel fouled on the wishbone, luckily I discovered a box of old wheels in the loft but would still like so dish wheels to fit.

Heres my car which I believe is a MK1?

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1651/...335c9c52_c.jpgUntitled

Welshy40 17-03-2016 10:29 AM

Off sets exactly the same as i use them on my racer and bought pretty much all wheels until i i found these.

Think the issue is your using narrow front end and could be the wheel ridges are nipping your wishbones, but thats easily resolved by clipping a smal v into the areas affected on the wheels.

bomber 17-03-2016 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Welshy40 (Post 943672)
Off sets exactly the same as i use them on my racer and bought pretty much all wheels until i i found these.

Think the issue is your using narrow front end and could be the wheel ridges are nipping your wishbones, but thats easily resolved by clipping a smal v into the areas affected on the wheels.

What parts do I need to get to convert to the wider front end?

Edit: just looked at the manuals as I just remembered my car was a ZX originally, the front end parts look identical in both manuals so the HPI spoke wheels and original ZX wheels must have just given a wider track meaning the ZX was wider than the stock ZXR, Like you said Welshy I just need to make the wheels fit or find some.

Welshy40 17-03-2016 04:09 PM

The hpi wheels i didnt like when they came out and as its a while ago memories a bit vague but could be hence why my car felt off in the first two rounds of qualy so i chucked them and stayed kyosho until i found the annsman wheels.

First off you need longer front ujs and if you take the castor block (teamline ball raced best block out there) off the front youll notice another hole and that pushes the castor block out making the front wider. This made the car more stable and possibly added half to one lap in your race.

Ebay sells them listed as mad rat wheels and £14 which includes delivery so yes they are black and two sets left so get it while you can

isobarik 17-03-2016 07:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bomber (Post 943661)
Can someone clarify what ZXR these fit as I was told the MK1 offset is different to the MK2?

Lazer zxr mk1 and mkII use the same front wheels mk2 front hubs are drilled to
Push the wheel a bit out thats why the mkII came with w5063 longer front unis ,due to the zx came with rear wheel ofset on the front
Make sence ???

Pm me if you want more info

Mvh isobarik

isobarik 17-03-2016 07:50 PM

Hpi wheels have rear wheels offset on the front

Still possible to get the hpi fivestar wheels but you have to cut the front wheels
Youreself since they are only avaliable in wide

Mvh isobarik

rob m 17-03-2016 07:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bomber (Post 943668)
Offset for those wheels nothing like the offset on the HPI 5 spoke I have on my car though, when I tried all the modern wheels I have the wheel fouled on the wishbone, luckily I discovered a box of old wheels in the loft but would still like so dish wheels to fit.

Heres my car which I believe is a MK1?

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1651/...335c9c52_c.jpgUntitled

I had some of the hpi wheels and the fronts are a different offset to the original wheels, they made the front track width the same as the rear wheels, guess it was a cheaper way to upgrade your mk1 zxr to the same width as a mk2.
give the ftx vantage wheels a try , they are the same offset as the original wheels , don't need any chopping/trimming to fit and are only £8 a set of four from the ftx website.

isobarik 17-03-2016 08:04 PM

Funny trivia when mike dunn won the nats withn an lazer
Back in 90s it had redrilled front hubs to get the ofset right for the
Zxr wheels but he used optima custom rear wheels on all
Four corners with losi step pin tires all around so with the redrilled front hubs
It would look wider in the front but i think he spaces out the rear Malingsbo it very wide

Mvh isobarik

Welshy40 18-03-2016 11:12 AM

Iso,

Thats clay and kindof understand why he did that, problem is over here the grips more so need a different platform for the grip so having standard hubs on rear with standard dimension as per zxr wheels is the way to go, ive done a lot of testing on the rear hubs and width as you know but find the standard zxr kit set up is the best here. The cars front does need widening as you know makes it more stable in cornering at high speeds.

Also if you start spacing the hexes then its more load on the motor.

Ok had some wheels sent to me by my sponser and tried on my car, turns out the front wheels on the Sworkz 2wd are an exact match so either the Sworkz logoed 2wd front wheels or these http://answer-rc.com/uk/en/3269-tpro...white-4pk.html

Pity the rears were not suitable

Welshy40 18-03-2016 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob m (Post 943718)
I had some of the hpi wheels and the fronts are a different offset to the original wheels, they made the front track width the same as the rear wheels, guess it was a cheaper way to upgrade your mk1 zxr to the same width as a mk2.
give the ftx vantage wheels a try , they are the same offset as the original wheels , don't need any chopping/trimming to fit and are only £8 a set of four from the ftx website.

Ace, didnt realise this another one for the list.

isobarik 20-03-2016 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob m (Post 943718)
I had some of the hpi wheels and the fronts are a different offset to the original wheels, they made the front track width the same as the rear wheels, guess it was a cheaper way to upgrade your mk1 zxr to the same width as a mk2.
give the ftx vantage wheels a try , they are the same offset as the original wheels , don't need any chopping/trimming to fit and are only £8 a set of four from the ftx website.

I have had that under suspision that they would fit
Also the kyosho kobra i would those fit also shall order an set and try
They are cheap also

Mvh isobarik


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