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Yeah, good question. I found out it was there when I popped the motor out for cleaning. One more silly question. Are the knockoffs part of the tecnacraft wheels or another aftermarket product? They're very cool and I've never seen them before that I can recall.

RedScampi wrote:Yeah, good question. I found out it was there when I popped the motor out for cleaning. One more silly question. Are the knockoffs part of the tecnacraft wheels or another aftermarket product? They're very cool and I've never seen them before that I can recall.

I picked up a set of chrome (plated plastic) knock-offs that were said to be 4mm but didn't fit 4mm axle threads in the least, they were too loose and just spun around on the threads...I think the seller was wrong in his description, they were probably meant for Associated which are standard, not metric--hence the slight difference in fitment. I assume your knockoffs fit and thread on properly? I'd be interested to know as well what knockoffs would work with metric-threaded axles.

These knockoffs are aluminum or some other non-ferrous metal if that helps id them.

RedScampi wrote:These knockoffs are aluminum or some other non-ferrous metal if that helps id them.

hg?? that's a nice find gary would love to find something like that one day congrats so ya pulling it down or what

RedScampi wrote:These knockoffs are aluminum or some other non-ferrous metal if that helps id them.

Those are tecnacraft titanium knockoffs. Very rare item. In fact I only have one set of them.

shodog wrote:

RedScampi wrote:These knockoffs are aluminum or some other non-ferrous metal if that helps id them.

Those are tecnacraft titanium knockoffs. Very rare item. In fact I only have one set of them.

Wow.Thanks.I feel very priveleged to be the caretaker of something that rare. This whole car in fact.