Alloy Rims

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- February 21, 2005 at 4:52 pm #12561
  empirebayjmt
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  Do U guts Use alloy rims on your mini z s ?
  If no y not ? R they good ?
- February 21, 2005 at 5:10 pm #58607
  dgs73
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  i do for starters… all but one of mine have alloys. A tiny bit heavier than stock (but helps keep the car planted…), plus they look cool as. Try Square, Kyosho, Eagle, Topcad…
- February 21, 2005 at 5:15 pm #58608
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  Eagle on left Z, Square inch ups (larger diameter wheel) on right Z. Sorry about pic quality, phone camera being used again but you get the idea…
- February 21, 2005 at 8:50 pm #58616
  empirebayjmt
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  the 1’s on the right look nice dood i wanna get a set :Dany place in aus to get alloys ?
- February 21, 2005 at 9:20 pm #58617
  dgs73
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  try the ‘bay… those rims on the right can be hard to get hold of… i’ll get up a better pic of those rims, they’re pretty much the same style (bbs), but the right ones are alot bigger with finer detail. . As it is, i only display them… not gonna ruin them by running them, as the chassis they’re on is capable of 57kph… and likes to traction roll. You’ll find better rim pics in my gallery
- February 22, 2005 at 4:04 am #58627
  ken_wyleung
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  Do U guts Use alloy rims on your mini z’s ?
  If no y not ? R they good ?
  
  I am using alloy knuckles for my Mini-Zs (MR-015,02,F1 and overlander). Most of them are good. And recommond Kyosho ally knuckle, I have try Kyosho and GPM in 0 degree and 1 degree for Racer and F1, althought they are same degree, the result can be difference.:D
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