i drove it a few times in it's stock form to remind me of how they perform. they actually drive very well, but it's hard to go back now that i have the other one so tricked out.

compare it to these pics of it with the MS wheels:

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and here's a pic of my 3 cell Puchi's together:

(some pics were cut out cuz it'd be just a waste of space, but if you want them i can post them up for you. there just different angles.)



so yeah this is about all of the important stuff from the thread..........changing rims is continued in another thread so i think i'll do the same here......... there you go kwikbb

That was the most exhaustive tutorial I've seen in a long time. (in a good way) Man!!! How do you get the wheels on straight enough to not wobble. I have done this with Bits and mine are on with epoxy. Is that what you use? Mine don't wobble very much, but on a Pooch, I would be frightened to mess them up. You're a brave soul to cut into such an expensive car. BTW for repl. car did you call a US dist. or Japan?

yokomoUSA, there phone # is (949) 252-8663, anyways.....

ONLY on the BCG were stell inserts used to stop the wheels from wobbling, the Jada Dub City rims (made by Jada Toys incase your wondering) fit on the axle no problem, i suggest using a bit of epoxy of super glue to make sure that the rims stay on.

Buy Zip Zaps SE and use them for only 24.99!:)

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