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Not on the axles, you will have to go get the proline maxx tires and mod them a lil, i am pretty sure you can do it like that. not sure. later
 
The spinners can adapt only to the velocity rims. I have one I ahve tried and failed. Lol I really don't need them other then for looks. They pretty much will get eaten up on mean jumps! I just use velocity dish rims.

Jon
 
thank you, i thought only that . lol , I love the velocity white dish rims on my maxx. It just looks so freakin racey and cool lol
 
i dont have the MGT, But i know a good few things about it. Preferablly about the wheels then the motor, other than that, i have no experience with it.
 
You can mount the pro-line spinners to any 40 series rims. They use a M5 axle thread. The adapter actually threads onto the axle, so the rim is not that important. I use Pro-line spinenrs iwth my aluminum rims.

Pro-lien has a pretty good pciture of their set-up.
 
i know how the set up works, i own it and i have had it on my maxx, but a customer wants to know if the threads in the spinner hub are the same as what would be on the inside of the mgt wheel nut, i need to know if the spinners will thread on to an mgt. :help:
 
I tried to find out what size thread was ont eh MGT, but couldn't find it on any of their site. Check the manual to see what size axle nuts are used. If it is M5, then it will work.
 

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