Lol, what the hell were you smokin when you made that? It musta been good....GIMME SOME! :D

Ok, in order for my other wheel to fit on the axle, I am putting model glue in the inside, and then letting it dry. When it is dry, I will shove it on the axle, and glue it on there!

we wanna see them, lol

So do I, but it's not working.... The wheel fell off the axle twice, and it didn't work as I planned.... I put the glue in, and it just smeared all over the base it was on....

try hardening clay, maybe put the axel into the clay and let it harden

Don;t have any clay.... I could probably use that stuff yo uuse to fill in holes in the walls, but I'll do that tomorrow...

caulk? or drywall? I'm sure that'd work

Yea... I'll figure it out... Don't worry!:cool:

alright, definitely keep us updated

I will DEFINITELY keep you updated on this.

One problem with the wheels is, they are bout the same size as the front ones, (will reduce speed) and they are wide... REALLY wide. They look kinda goofy :p

i have already solved the problem.. will post pics tomorrow morning when i'm at home

Ok.

I got it hot glued on, but I'm going to do a better job of it, because it was all wobbly, and I need to put a spacer in too.....

k i did the same thing but with much smaller lego wheels and they werent slick they had like lil bumps, ahh man it worked soo well, the speed increased too cuz they were slightly larger than stock wheels the lil xtra wait also gave me much neede traction on my dual cell!! i was having the time of my life until my sterring wires broke!!!

:mad: :mad: :mad:

Yea, I know which ones you are talking about. These ones of mine are MUCH better, because they are more grippy (is that even a word?!?!) and about the same size as the stock rear wheels.

cool
 

im gonna try that on my new car im getting this weekend, do u have a dual cell on ur car?