Senton Senton wheel adapter

[Ryan Donaldson]

Anybody running a 17 mill adapter on senton mega

 

[TheJMatt]

Have one coming in for the truck today. Found it off here on ebay.

This one might work

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Traxxas-Re...956852&hash=item4d2f6a3d94:g:MUMAAOSwopRYlAr1

Here is the one I got

https://www.ebay.com/itm/182971107385

 

[Megasty]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/182971107385

These work fine. They leave a bit of a gap that can be shimmed to a tight fit. I tried the Traxxas hexes but it left a gap large enough to fit a washer in.

 

[Ryan Donaldson]

Thanks

 

[Prawn1]

I run those on mine they work really well especially with a little shiming. I used a 1mm teflon shim.

 

[Ryan Donaldson]

I run those on mine they work really well especially with a little shiming. I used a 1mm teflon shim.View attachment 16345

It looks like those rims don’t have an offset how does it handle?

 

[Prawn1]

It handels well. Id say as good or better than stock and i run a mix of dirt street pretty much everything.

 

[JuanDLAT78]

I run those on mine they work really well especially with a little shiming. I used a 1mm teflon shim.View attachment 16345

Any chance we can get a side view so we can see how they align with the body. Normal stance and compressed. Thanks

 

[Prawn1]

Hope these help. If you need more just ask.

 

[Kalani938]

I run those on mine they work really well especially with a little shiming. I used a 1mm teflon shim.View attachment 16345

Where does it leave a gap that needs to be shimmed?

 

[Prawn1]

Between the wheel adapter and hub/bearing like where your normally shim a wheel. Its the little white thing between the two parts.

 

[Kalani938]

Between the wheel adapter and hub/bearing like where your normally shim a wheel. Its the little white thing between the two parts.View attachment 16691

Where did you get those shims?

 

[Prawn1]

I had em in my part box but you can find em on ebay or tower hobbies or just about any hobby shop usually there metal but i just happened to have some teflon ones.

 

[Prawn1]

The metal ones you might have to use a few since they usually are not as thick. But thats fine then you can really get perfect tolerance easier.

 

[JuanDLAT78]

Hope these help. If you need more just ask.View attachment 16687 View attachment 16688 View attachment 16689

Those work perfect. Thanks

 

[Kalani938]

I had em in my part box but you can find em on ebay or tower hobbies or just about any hobby shop usually there metal but i just happened to have some teflon ones.

Something like this? Do you know the exact dimensions? I’m sorry, just want to make sure I order the correct ones. Lol

 

[JuanDLAT78]

I wonder if metal washers from Home Depot or Lowes would work? Small diameter washer are thin, maybe they're thin enough. Or even thick enough to use just one. I know they also sell nylon washers. I just don't know if they make them that small.

 

[Kalani938]

I wonder if metal washers from Home Depot or Lowes would work? Small diameter washer are thin, maybe they're thin enough. Or even thick enough to use just one. I know they also sell nylon washers. I just don't know if they make them that small.

Wonder if these will work?

 

[JuanDLAT78]

Inside diameter on those is 3mm. Those won't work. From looking at the exploded view. Outer wheel axle bearing inside diameter is 6mm.

 

[Prawn1]

The inside diameter is 6mm and if you could find some at Home Depot or Lowe's that work that would be perfectly fine just something to take up the slack in it so it doesn't move. Removing the slack just helps bearing life and the wheels to run smoth and not have a little wobble to run straighter. I just used the teflon ones because i just happened to have em otherwise id probably gone to hardware store.