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Aoshima Wheels question
r the new s-type wheels, like the te37's male or female? how much work would it be to fit them to a fujimi car?
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Re: Aoshima Wheels question
female.... i want to know how to do the conversion too.
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Re: Aoshima Wheels question
To fit Fujimi you shouldn't need to modify the rims from female to male as most all Fujimi models have female rims.
At the moment I'm building a Tamiya R32 (male). I had zero problem fitting the S-part rims. I fitted them without grinding down the female accepters.
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im gonna put them on a fujimi v35 350GT, so no one sees any problems?
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Re: Aoshima Wheels question
Yes there will be a slight problem, the fujimi Female piece is smaller in diameter than the aoshima piece. What i did to install Aoshima 19's on my Fujimi RX-8 was to grind the inner part of the disc brakes (the part where the female piece of the rim enters) till the rims fit. I used a dremel with some type of metal bit (forgot the name) but it was shaped like a small cylinder.
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