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TwzteD 06.23.2005 05:05 PM

maximizer pede
 
for teh maximizer wheeel thig theres not many offset rims out there for the max is there ne non offset rim that works? if not does ne 1 know the rims that would fit on them?

RC-Monster Mike 06.25.2005 10:15 PM

I use the RPM titans rims in "stablemaxx" offset. I also stock these items.

TwzteD 06.26.2005 10:25 AM

ok perfect i would want them but would you recoment mulchers or bowties ( all surfaces street mud sand grass dirt snow) and will they fit on thes rims ( what iv red they will ) thoes titan slook really cool do you have them in white the dyeable? or just chrome and how much for the titans n how much for the bowties or mulchhers.

RC-Monster Mike 06.26.2005 11:36 AM

Masher 2000 are a great all around tread. The bowties work exceptionally well also, but won't be great in the snow. The mulchers work great everywhere, but they will wear pretty quick on the road. Any of these tires will fit the wheels. The rims are pretty cheap($10+/-/pair), while the tires are a little more ($22+/-/pair).

TwzteD 06.26.2005 11:48 AM

ok cool what about zombie maxes i herd the were good also but wear down easily on the street the bowties wont wear down considering they got no tred ne ways oh and i have 1 question now on my pede i run nitro fronts n ele fronts on rear n i got berings all around can i still use berings up front bc i got nitro front axles in now n ill have to put the stock 1s back in what will i have to do to get berings in em if its even possible

RC-Monster Mike 06.26.2005 12:06 PM

The maximizer adapters are for nitro trucks, so the nitro front axles are what you need. The zombie maxx tires are nice as well, but I don't know how they wear on the street.

TwzteD 06.26.2005 12:20 PM

oh ok so what do i gotta do w/ the rear? but ne ways igot like 90 bucks rite now so when i got like 2 sumthing this is what ima get the titan rims a lehner 5300 maxx adapeters n sum tires wich i cant make up my mind with yet i like them all but i want the cheapiest n the best out of Mulchers Or bow ties bowties r chieper so i thik ima go with them

RC-Monster Mike 06.26.2005 12:25 PM

the rear is the same for the electric and nitro, so you are all set. All the tires are about the same price. I run the komodos on my pede. I have or can get any of these tires. I would also go with the 8s motor with full size maxx tires. The little lehner will run pretty hot with these big tires.

TwzteD 06.26.2005 12:30 PM

:/ hmm i wanted the best /fastest/ motor for 8 cells

RC-Monster Mike 06.26.2005 12:33 PM

8s would be my choice, or a larger basic xl (3600 or 4200).

TwzteD 06.26.2005 12:36 PM

ok if i got the 8s what controler would i need would it beable to go over 45? geard high enough w/out becoming burning

RC-Monster Mike 06.26.2005 12:44 PM

I would use the warrior 9920 or MGM 80 amp or 120 amp controller. On 8 cells, 45 mph in a pede is pretty easy to do(although driving it is a little tricky).

TwzteD 06.26.2005 12:48 PM

Ok Thnks For The Help Mike Sorry i asked all these questions ima get a 8s w/ a warrior 99 on 8 cells ne how how muck faster would the lehner 5300 mgm 80 on 8 cell been and wich 1 would get more runtime ( how fast do stock savages go?)

RC-Monster Mike 06.26.2005 01:04 PM

No problem regarding the questions. That is what I and the forum are here for! The 8s can be geared to be just as fast as the little Lehner, due to its greater torque. The 8s, 8 celled pede will easily beat a savage (.25, SS or otherwise).

TwzteD 06.26.2005 01:27 PM

ok so i will be ordering them rims bowties maxx adapters and the 8 s can you let me know how much i need to send you do you do money order or can you do creditcard by phone let me know what you can do


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