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JERRY2KONE · **Me To. -** 09.12.2008, 01:15 AM

Yea I had not even gotten to the point of wanting to balance wheels yet, but if there is any easy method of doing so please share it with us. Just off the top of my head I was thinking about the standard hobby sticky back weights that you can acqure at any LHS.

I do not know about the Maximizer beadlocks, but the design of the Axial beadlocks is about as perfect as I think one can get. The ring and groove tolerances are very tight and I do not see how they would come apart, but like you said one has to test them first. Hey TDC57 didn't you use them on one of your projects? How did they work on your vehicle? No matter what they sare still better than having to use super-glue. I am still waiting to receive our household goods shipment, so it will be a few weeks until we are able to do anything with our R/C trucks, but we are all very anxious to get out and have some fun.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	Me To. - 09.12.2008, 01:15 AM Yea I had not even gotten to the point of wanting to balance wheels yet, but if there is any easy method of doing so please share it with us. Just off the top of my head I was thinking about the standard hobby sticky back weights that you can acqure at any LHS. I do not know about the Maximizer beadlocks, but the design of the Axial beadlocks is about as perfect as I think one can get. The ring and groove tolerances are very tight and I do not see how they would come apart, but like you said one has to test them first. Hey TDC57 didn't you use them on one of your projects? How did they work on your vehicle? No matter what they sare still better than having to use super-glue. I am still waiting to receive our household goods shipment, so it will be a few weeks until we are able to do anything with our R/C trucks, but we are all very anxious to get out and have some fun.