TM2 Wheels

danharding · #1 01-01-2014

What other wheels fit the TM2 front and rear?
Thanks in advance Dan.

Smartalec · #2 01-01-2014

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Originally Posted by danharding

What other wheels fit the TM2 front and rear?
Thanks in advance Dan.

Any 12mm hex wheels (Kyosho, Associated)

danharding · #3 01-01-2014

Cheers Alec are they all the same offset then?

cigbunt · #4 01-01-2014

schumacher hex as well...

brooksy · #5 01-01-2014

Jconcepts(associated)and as above,I use shuey black wheels on mine.

Phill

AmiSMB · #6 02-01-2014

Hi Dan,
You can also run XRAY and Durango wheels on the rear if you use the Team C 14mm hexes. I have measured mine and it is within the 2wd BRCA rules but have not tried one of the actual boxes yet. Might be a problem with mini pins but they say just run Kyosho 12mm hex rims as they have less offset. Not found a way to mount my Durango 2wd tyre stash on the front unfortunately so it is all new hex rims for me.

Cheers

Grant

leelar · #7 02-01-2014

i ran the Schumacher black ones but the out side rear always came loose no matter what type of wheel nuts i used

cigbunt · #8 02-01-2014

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Originally Posted by leelar

i ran the Schumacher black ones but the out side rear always came loose no matter what type of wheel nuts i used

im finding that but i didn't think it was just the schumacher wheels that did it.. i thought it was in general???

hotrodchris · #9 02-01-2014

I have been running kyosho rims front and rear with no issues

brooksy · #10 02-01-2014

I had a back wheel come off on me a few weeks ago,it was a kit wheel though. I was using core serated nuts at the time. Changed to nyloc nuts and it's been fine since.
I don't think it's the wheels,my opinion is that the car generates so much forward traction that it puts a lot of strain on the back wheels and eventually they work themselves loose.
I've had no problems at all with the schuey ones since I started using them.

cigbunt · #11 02-01-2014

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Originally Posted by brooksy

I had a back wheel come off on me a few weeks ago,it was a kit wheel though. I was using core serated nuts at the time. Changed to nyloc nuts and it's been fine since.
I don't think it's the wheels,my opinion is that the car generates so much forward traction that it puts a lot of strain on the back wheels and eventually they work themselves loose.
I've had no problems at all with the schuey ones since I started using them.

will check my nuts

pez44 · #12 09-01-2014

Fastrax wheel and tyre sets fit and are great value!