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Bead Locks
Diff cups
We recommend only using handtools when assembling beadlocks to prevent stripping holes in the tube due to overtightening.
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Yes they are made of nylon so they are dyeable, we recommend using white rims to
start with.
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Cleaning the tires is an important step in properly assembling your beadlocks.
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Yes we do, we make an aluminum adaptor, and we also make composite adaptors.
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We leave the venting up to the customer, we believe that venting the tires and not the tubes is the best option.
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17mm 0 offset &1/2" offset---100 gr or 3.53 oz
X-75-------------------------------111 gr or 3.90 oz
5-hole & 5-spoke---------------104 gr or 3.65 oz
solid-------------------------------109 gr or 3.83 oz
All weights are for one rim with standard rings,
ring shims add 7.5gr or 0.25 oz.
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Tighten them up until the faceplate is touching the tube, there is no need to tighten them up further. Before assembling the tires put the faceplate on the tube and look at the backside of the faceplate and you can see how far the faceplate should protrude past the lip on the tube.
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The Panther Switch and can be mounted up straight from the package, with no trimming of the bead needed. No ring shims are needed with the switch. With the gator we have found that using one ring shim works well.
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The Krocks bead is to thick it needs to be trimmed so it is thinner.
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You asked for it and we listened. Ring shims take the place of Rage Rings, no longer is another purchase required to run thin beaded tires.
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All componenets are available for purchase individually so you may purchase an individual tube if necessary. However, you may leave the screw in and run it as is. Our race team reguarly races with only four screws installed in the beadlocks.
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Boas can be mounted up without triming the bead, but it is easier to mount them if you sand 1/32" from the inner diameter of the bead. The easiest way to do this is with a sanding drum on a rotary tool.
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The solid and are new 17mm rims are the strongest.
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Thin bead and some soft compount tires need to be assembled with ring shims. Below is a list of tires we know to need shims but there may be others.
Proline: Maxx and Mtr Bow Tie, Maxx Road Rage, Maxx Paddle, Maxx Mulcher , Mt and Mtr Crimefigher, and Mtr Holeshot, and Badlands.
Imex: Swamp Dawg, Claw Dawg, Dirt Dawg, Rib Dawg, Baja, Road Dawg, Pin Dawg, Trail Dawg .
Hpi: Dirt Bonz
Tires with a square edge bead typically will not need ring shims but those with a tapered or "L" shaped bead typically do need the shims.
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The 14mm beadlocks and the rock rings use a socket head screw that requires a 2.5 mm allen head driver.
The 17mm beadlocks use a button head screw that requires a 2 mm allen head driver.
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The 0 offset will work with any truggy that requires maxx offset rims.
The 1/2" offset will work with any truggy that requires maxx offset or 1/2" offset rims.
They will also work with the T-Maxx, Revo, and Savage if the proper adaptors are used.
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No, they will not, our rims only work with 3.2” tires.
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Yes, they will just make sure to use a high quality paint, and be sure to clean the product to be painted.
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The most important thing that is to liberally grease the outdrive where it goes through the diff cup. It is also important to clean out any screw holes so the locktite can set up properly.
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