Wheel offsets

[Kryten]

I know what they are,and what they do.
My question is do touring car bodies all use the same offset? As i cant see offset listed with new bodies.
I was thinking of getting something cheap to bash with and save the merc for track days.

 

[renbar]

i think the wheels are all the same off set apart from the gt 2 porsche as they used a wider dished rear wheel also the body you have the merc is the most common wheel base and width its the same with my bmw shell,,some bodys need different wishbones as there a bit wider than ours but you should be ok if you stick to any of these bodys

http://rc-car-online.de/shop/en/126-long-wheelbase-535-mm-normal-width-392-400-mm.html


just be aware that some may use different body mounts than the merc

 

[Mike1970]

All the touring cars use the same wheels. In the olden days, Lauterbacher used different wheels but you're unlikely to see any of them knocking about.

Oh and guess who's running a touring car next year?????

 

[renbar]

what you going to be running mate a evo or a sportsline 2wd or 4wd

 

[Kryten]

Just realised i was looking at 1/10 wheels

 

[Mike1970]

just realised i was looking at 1/10 wheels

doh!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Mike1970]

what you going to be running mate a evo or a sportsline 2wd or 4wd

My theory is that if I run a sportsline as close to out of the box, it may encourage others to try it then we could set up a cheap racing class.

 

[Kryten]

Thats a great idea,the only way i can race is cheaply lol

 

[Mike1970]

Thats a great idea,the only way i can race is cheaply lol

The biggest expence with racing is travel and tires no matter what class you race.