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From the outer edge of the rim to the surface which is clamped against the hex it is 19 mm.

Good Morning! I have a set of those wheels and make some measurements this morning. From the centre of the wheel (width) to the surface which is clamped against the hex the offset is 7 mm to the inside of the wheel. Hope this makes sense, don't know how to explain it better. Please ask if you don't understand my explanation. I have a set of four which I don't need anymore. If you would like to have them I would send them to you. But as I am im Germany postage would be €16.

Last day of my holidays in Denmark. Went to the beach this evening with two full lipo batteries to have a last run with the TD2 on the beach with the new brushless set up in it. It popped out one dog bone after a few seconds. No chance to get it running. Currently l'm a little bit upset with this car. Now discharging. Should have taken the long time approved Blitzer Beetle with me. Silly me to try something new and not go with the beach veteran.

This. ⬆️ I always loved the look of Hornet, GH and GH2 but didn't like the bouncing behaviour. I really hope they also bring an updated GH and GH2.

I really admiring your airbrush skills. That is very impressive. I like the technical aspect of those nitro trucks and sometimes think about getting one just for restoration. But then I have no place to run it and all my fleet is electric powered. I would like to see some pics of the chassis without the body.

They are. Seidel only sell Tamiya parts, except for some Carson parts and Futaba electronics. But they don't ship abroad, even not in the EU.

I'm absolutely serious. This forum is usually no place for sarcasm if someone is seeking for help. Unfortunately I can't help you with your problem with the ball diff though as I don't have a DF-03. But maybe you could clarify the problem so that someone else with knowledge of the chassis can help you.

Swapped the motor and ESC on my beach runner today from brushed to brushless. Should be plenty more power now. Will be tested on Monday as we will going to Legoland Billund tomorrow.

But the car looks great! 👍

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Looking forward to your pictures @Ferruz. Have fun andfsome relaxing days.

After been on holidays for one week already I've managed to go to the beach with the TD2 this evening. The car is way to slow for a large spaced beach. The current Dirt tuned motor and 1060 ESC will be swapped for a brushless combo I have in my parts box. The layout of the chassis is probably not the best for beach running with the motor before the rear axle. Swirled up sand is flooding the chassis and also get to the motor. Will see what has happend with the gearbox and motor when I change the motor. Nevertheless I had some fun and also managed to take some pictures...

Exactly. Don't know why but I love these little rubber caps. In my eyes they have the perfect shape and size.

I think it's a electric monster truck as those side pods are looking like battery cases. After a little research I think it's a Reely BIG 1. It was sold by Conrad Electronic in Germany. Don't know if it was also sold under different names by different companies.

Thank you guys, I really appreciate it. @Rinskie All the best for your recovery and take care.