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jhautz · 05:03 AM

Never had an issue. For proline and panther tires (and maybee some other brands) you need to get the rage rings to hold the thinner bead tighter. I think the newest version of the maximizer has replaced the rage rings with a simple shim that is included with the wheels.

All in all I like mine. as long as you assemble them right Ive never had one fail. I have 2 sets and have been running them for 1 1/2 years with no problems.

The other cool thing is if you start with a black wheel set, you can just buy new face plates in different colors when you want to change wheel colors. The black tubes in the back blend with anything and any color face plate matches. Just change out the faceplates. You can also try out tires with diferent inserts and really dial in what you like.

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jhautz RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 4,217 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL	02.10.2007, 04:57 AM Never had an issue. For proline and panther tires (and maybee some other brands) you need to get the rage rings to hold the thinner bead tighter. I think the newest version of the maximizer has replaced the rage rings with a simple shim that is included with the wheels. All in all I like mine. as long as you assemble them right Ive never had one fail. I have 2 sets and have been running them for 1 1/2 years with no problems. The other cool thing is if you start with a black wheel set, you can just buy new face plates in different colors when you want to change wheel colors. The black tubes in the back blend with anything and any color face plate matches. Just change out the faceplates. You can also try out tires with diferent inserts and really dial in what you like. I can't decide if its more fun to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly Last edited by jhautz; 02.10.2007 at 05:03 AM.