6105/01 FG Widened rim 1:6 white, with reinforcement ring

Item N° 6105/02 Widened rim 1:6 white, with reinforcement ring - 2pcs.White rim, reduced backspacing for increased track width.Dimensions:Diameter: 120 mmWidth: 61 mm18 mm square drive

To use with FG part no. 6105, 6105/1 to come to the 80th width. The extension ring must be glued onto the rim.Bulk:Diameter: 120 mmWidth: 27 mm

Genuine FG spare/option part. Suitable for FG Truck models and 1:6 Off-Road models (Marder, Beetle and Pajero and many more).Rim with 18 mm square driveDimensions:Diameter: 120 mmWidth: 61 mmContents:2 pieces / 1 pair

Genuine spare/option part.Suitable for the new FG Off-Road Buggy and Leopard tires. Fits 18 mm square wheel drives.Dimensions:Inner diameter: approx. 125 mmouter diameter: approx. 139 mmInner diameter of glueing slot: approx. 130 mmWidth: approx. 65 mmContents:2 pieces

Genuine HT spare/option part.Rim reinforcement, transfers the load over a larger diameter into the rim and protects the rim's square. Will also allow for the use of rims with an already damaged square.For FG Off-Road rims 6105, 6105/01 (white) and 3105 (silver).14 mm wide square drives must be used.Please note:When installed with new (unused) rims, it may be necessary to modify the rim's square slightly.Contents:2 pieces

Genuine rc-car-online spare/option part.The optimal parking lot or race tires for your FG Racetruck an Offroad models with 18 mm Square mount.- On race trucks, the rim extension rings for the rear tyres must be glued on the inside. - On off-road models, the rim extension rings for the rear tyres are glued on the outside.Type Width Outer diameterFront 64 mm 153 mmRear 78 mm 153 mmGlued on original FG-Racetruck rims (rear tire with extension to the inside), incl. foam rubber insert,FG rim with 18 mm square drive and reinforcement ring.Attention: From experience we warn against using rims and extensions from another manufacturer.Since the Mammoth tires provide a very good grip, the rim and bonding are extremely stressed. Due to the high torque load in relation to the bonding of tires on large models, an occasional check in this regard and possibly a repair of the bonding (y0067) is inevitable.As a recommendation:The dirtier the track or the colder the temperature, the softer the rear tire should be.Reference for the front tire: With 2WD models this should be one to two stages harder than the used rear tire. On 4WD models, a tire combination with the same shore hardness front and rear is often good to drive.Of course, with Mammoth Supergrip Racetruck tires, the softer the tire, the higher the wear.The Mammoth Supergrip Racetruck tires have a special onroad tread. Whereby these still have an optimal grip after the wear of the tread, and can still be driven for a long time.