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18 mm square wheel drive for FG, Smartech and Co. (for 8 mm drive axles)
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Rim with 18 mm square drive. Due to the high torque load on the bonding of tires on largescale cars, checking the bonding from time to time and re-glueing (y0067) if necessary is unavoidable.1/6 monster truck tires, hard, glued on chromed FG Monstervrim. Outer Ø 210mm, width 120mm, fits FG Marder, Off-Road Buggy, Beetle and Monster cars. Fits other makes of 1/6 cars as well, wheel square size must be checked prior to installation. Installation of tires with a different diameter may require a change in gear ratio as well.Also suitable for:With the following wheel adapter: y1183 Rim adapter
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If you want a different combination of compounds please enter that information into the "note to us" form field at the end of the checkout process.Mammoth Supergrip for 1/6 and 1/5 offroad cars. Fits too for Formular 1 models!Parking lot / race tires for your offroad car.VersionWidthOuter diameterFront64 mm153 mmRear78 mm153 mmGlued on genuine FG rims (rear tires using extension rings), with foam rubber inserts included. Rim has 18 mm square drive with reinforcement ring.Please note: based on experience we recommend against using other manufacturers rims and extensions. Since the Mammoth tires provide very good grip the rim and the bonding must withstand high loads. Due to the high torque load on the bonding of tires on largescale cars, checking the bonding from time to time and re-glueing (y0067) if necessary is unavoidable.The Mammoth Supergrip is available in in the following compounds: Super softSoftMediumHardFront tirey0581y0582y0583y0584Rear tirey0591y0592y0593y0594General recommendation:The dirtier the track or the lower the ambient temperatures, the stickier (softer) the rear tires should be.Hint regarding the front tires: 2WD cars should use them one or two grades harder then the rears. 4WD cars usually like the same compound all around.Of course, the softer the tire the