Cutting the "D" in a rim.

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Freeman
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I've got some wheel that I drilled the wholes in the center to use on my xmod. My only problem is, I'm not sure how to go about cutting the "D" so that the wheels will fit perfectly over the wheel shafts.
Thanks for any help I can get.

Freeman
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custome wheel

Thanks, that's exactly what I'm lookn' for.

classiclover
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Re: Cutting the "D" in a rim.
Mongo
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Re: Cutting the "D" in a rim.

Freeman wrote:
Thanks. But I'm worried that might worp the wheels when I push the shaft through, no.

I seem to remember a tutorial on modifying after market tires to fit the XMOD. It did deal with melting the plastic but had a good technique to do it. Might want to check the tutorial section.

Freeman
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Re: Cutting the "D" in a rim.

Thanks for the info B1GDude.

TheB1GDude
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Re: Cutting the "D" in a rim.

XMODification (at least I think it was XMODification) did a tutorial on using putty to shape in a D-shaft so that other wheels can be used with your XMODS, trying searching around for it because I'm not sure it's posted on here.....

Oh otherwise Chris over at xmodsinternational has a part coming in designed specifically for mounting Mini-Z, Model, etc rims onto an XMOD......

Freeman
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Re: Cutting the "D" in a rim.

Thanks. But I'm worried that might worp the wheels when I push the shaft through, no.

classiclover
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Re: Cutting the "D" in a rim.

I'm not sure how you would be able to cut it, but you might be able to get a driveshaft or Gen1 axle stub, heat up the end enough to melt plastic then push the D shaped part through.