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Hello to all my fellow rc10ers. I am currently working on a OIN build. I have parts on order. I have a question though.

1. Will using this http://rccarbonworks.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=108 give me the same total width as if I was using the usual Dynotech Klein rear arms, b44 cvds, RPM RC10GT hub carriers, B4 rear axle spacers, 3/16” axle shims and JConcepts Rulux B4 rear wheels rear set up? I will be using Andy's rear a-arms. Any help with this will be greatly appreciated.

Now on to pics of my A stamp RC10.

Those axles should create the correct offset with stock RC10 rear arms. However, with readily available JC wheels and or Thundertiger rears why run B4 wheels?

Charlie don't surf wrote:Those axles should create the correct offset with stock RC10 rear arms. However, with readily available JC wheels and or Thundertiger rears why run B4 wheels?

Thanks for the reply. In regards to running JC wheels...I dont like the looks of them. They look a little bit off, to me at least. I'm a little confused with running Thundertiger rears. Would those fit the above mentioned axles?

RoadRunner65 wrote:

Charlie don't surf wrote:Those axles should create the correct offset with stock RC10 rear arms. However, with readily available JC wheels and or Thundertiger rears why run B4 wheels?

Thanks for the reply. In regards to running JC wheels...I dont like the looks of them. They look a little bit off, to me at least. I'm a little confused with running Thundertiger rears. Would those fit the above mentioned axles?

These..

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=14360

Yup, they use a 3/16 rear axle like the B4/B3-2 you just buy the b4 stub axle and use the b4 wheel spacer and that's it