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CjsF150nNeon 04-06-2003 11:24 PM

Wheres the thread...Muscle Machine Wheels...
 
Wheres the thread that has very in-depth instructions for putting the Muscle Machine wheels/tires onto a Bit? I tried the search, but couldnt find it. Anyone know?

Spanky 04-07-2003 02:19 AM

yea there are a couple that deal with it. i have done a tutorial on it and have it on my website. i could post it here but i think it would take up to much space..

anyway heres two of the posts that deals with muscle machines

http://tinyrc.com/forums/showthread....7800#post87800

http://tinyrc.com/forums/showthread....9178#post89178

and heres the link to my tutorial

http://custombitbodys.home.attbi.com...monstermod.htm

good luck. take some pics and show us when your done...

CjsF150nNeon 04-07-2003 09:25 PM

Thank you very much. Your tutorial is the one i was thinking of. VERY nicely done. I'll take some pics when I'm done. Thanks again

Lord_Nick_D 04-11-2003 10:51 AM

do you have to do the tires on the ouside of the original rims ?
I dont have a dremal either so what would I do
and do you put the mm front wheels on like normal just drill a hole or is there somthing special

Spanky 04-11-2003 12:01 PM

nope nothing special... i did realize that the rear wheels are slightly larger. coming from a muscle machine cartoon edititon... anyway. both the front and rear MM wheels are glued to the regular bit wheels. no holes needed to be drilled..

you could use an xacto knife to shave the mm wheel so that the bit wheel fits inside it a bit better, or you could shave the bit wheel so that it fits inside the mm wheel...

you dont have to do either, but by doing so its easier to get a good flat fit on the two wheels so they dont wobble when they spin..

Lord_Nick_D 04-11-2003 01:11 PM

i just went out and bought one
I also saw these hot wheels tuner cars which had big wheels they has escalades supras civic and a green car
do they work too

Spanky 04-11-2003 01:16 PM

i have seen them also. i havent tried one yet. hopefully i will be able to get one soon.. ive spent way to much money making bodys and i am broke... no money left... the next three bodys i got coming are the nomad for the bit, the truck, and im modifying a muscle machine woody to fit a zipzap.. once it fits im gonna do a silicone cast and make some resin bodys... and some wood textred decals for the sides of it.... should look good...i just need to get more silicone... theres the other problem.. im thinking of going to molding rubber, instead of silicone. it is cheaper. for the same price i get twice as much..

Web Guy 04-11-2003 01:37 PM

Now are the tires plastic or rubber?.. The look plastic and that mean no traction at all.:D

I know the super tuners are plastic. I have used pipes and spoilers off of them before.

Spanky 04-11-2003 02:13 PM

yea they are a soft plastic... and there is supprisingly enough grip to get going... and they kick ass on carpet. but if all your running on is the kitchen floor, you might want to give them a coat of rubber cement for grippy tires...


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