offset on losi eight t 1.0
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i bought some proline calibers vtr tyres and i could only get the zero offset rims, i know the eight t 1.0 has half inch offset, is there anything stopping me from using the zero offset wheels with it? thanks
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Do they fit? I was pretty sure they wouldn't clear the A-arms or steering arms inside the wheel. But if they do I don't see anything wrong by using them. Except the fact you are narrowing your car by an inch which would hurt handling....but they'd work if they fit
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I've run zero offset on mine just for giggles before. Just watch out for rubbing at full steering lock. You track width is a bit narrower so you sacrifice some stability in the corners. You could also get some offset hubs...
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...eel-Hubs-127mm
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...eel-Hubs-127mm
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you maybe even do more offset then that. My jammin runs 1/2 offset and I have put on extended hubs and 0 offset wheels and if anything i felt like I had just a tiny smidge more steering