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Difference In These Wheels - UE-Maxx - 03-10-2006
I was browsing on A-main and found the proline wabash wheels for 11.49 for two wheels and the advantage racing multi-spike wheels 4 for 11.99. Why are the Prolines more expensive?
Proline Wabash
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/26_41/products_id/3179
Advantage multi-spike
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/26_41/products_id/2055
Difference In These Wheels - Obsessive R/C - 03-11-2006
Because they're "Pro-Line" and a newer product.
Difference In These Wheels - UE-Maxx - 03-11-2006
So it would be ok to go with that advantage wheels?
Difference In These Wheels - dirtguy90 - 03-11-2006
they'd be the same, except proline might not bend as easy when you run it over with your car
i'd get the chceaper ones, save about $12
Difference In These Wheels - Traxxas_Junkee - 03-11-2006
even if they are junk its not like you wasted a whole lot of money
Difference In These Wheels - rocco79 - 03-11-2006
Slim on this board is sponsered by advantage... I remember him say somthing about a great warrenty on there wheels and that they are lighter...
Talk to him, i know he wouldnt mind helpin ya out
Difference In These Wheels - firesprink281 - 03-11-2006
the advantage are made from a softer plastic.
Quote:This is a set of four white multi-spoke 1/8th scale buggy rims from Advantage Racing Products and distributed by Racers Edge. This rims are made using a slightly softer plastic to dish rims, so they have a little flex in them. A little extra flex in the rims means that will withstand hard crashes much better than stiffer rims, and they will also handle better on bumpy tracks.
Difference In These Wheels - UE-Maxx - 03-11-2006
Thanks firesprink.