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Old 15-07-2009
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Question ZX5FS rear hexes/pins question??
Ok guys I have 2 ZX5's which I bought second hand.

One is a standard ZX5 which has hexes front and rear.
One is a ZX5-FS which I am going to use mainly but it has a pin conversion on the rear, so I can use the wheels from my RC10B4 on the rear.

Anyone know where I can buy a conversion or how to convert the rear of my standard car so I can change rears between my B4 and ZX5's?

Thanks,

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Kyosho part# UMW502 is the "proline" axle conversion that allows you to run pin drive wheels from your B4
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This is what you need matehttp://wap.ebay.co.uk/Member/F/ViewItem.aspx?aid=250384676875&emvcc=0
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Thanks all, perfect!
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