Do you know what is the different between Pro line badlands mx57 pro10198-11 and Pro line badlands mx57 PRO10198-10 ? Which one has a belt and better? Because it is different only number.
If you compare the to part numbers from amain (10) and horizon (11) they have the same exact description. It looks like 10 is a mid labeled part number because everywhere else uses 11
@@aaronshobbygarage2338Oh, I see. I was hunting for the MX57's briefly as it seems Proline has discontinued the v1 and replaced them with the v2 which have the crappy removable hexes that always break..turns out the v1 raid wheels break too. What a boner killer considering the cost at $180+ a set!! Shame on Proline.. perhaps they should rename themselves as Porkline!! Seems the MX43's are the only worthwhile large scale tires/wheels Porkline has to offer these days.. for the money, I'll buy the v2 8s BF's first. Peace!
@@willeymunda Here is the link. It makes it all one pc www.ebay.com/itm/202597631549?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=lbfXn9b4ShW&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=aXCFt0qITFq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
The mx43 are 24mm hex but the bore is only 12mm to work with the xmaxx. In order to fit other applications such as a Losi 5ive you have to drill the center out to 18mm. Hope this helps. I can better explain with pictures if you come find me on Facebook. Cheers
Cool stuff brother! Didn’t even know these existed.. nice!
Great info! Great vid! Very well executed. Keep it up! Cheers
Ty 🙏
@@aaronshobbygarage2338mx57 have a belted?
Very informative vid Rcfam 👊🏾😎
Ty!
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Hey Teddy! Ty for the sub 😎. Find me on Facebook as well and maybe we can get a bash session in this summer.
Do you know what is the different between Pro line badlands mx57 pro10198-11 and Pro line badlands mx57 PRO10198-10 ?
Which one has a belt and better?
Because it is different only number.
If you compare the to part numbers from amain (10) and horizon (11) they have the same exact description. It looks like 10 is a mid labeled part number because everywhere else uses 11
I feel like the 1.4lb difference is prob the weight of all 80 screws for the beadlock. Ultimately I’d rather have the beadlock
Yup that’s probably true and from experience the mx43 is more durable. I’d recommend the 43 over the 57
I believe there are 40 screws per wheel? 160 per set.. definitely a great deal of added weight..
cool tires and great information
You said the MX57 give up almost a half inch in width vs the 43's? Looks to me like the 57's have more positive offset, think you said it backwards..
I don’t have the 57’s to confirm because they didn’t hold up but I’m pretty confident the 43’s have a wider stance.
@@aaronshobbygarage2338Oh, I see. I was hunting for the MX57's briefly as it seems Proline has discontinued the v1 and replaced them with the v2 which have the crappy removable hexes that always break..turns out the v1 raid wheels break too. What a boner killer considering the cost at $180+ a set!! Shame on Proline.. perhaps they should rename themselves as Porkline!! Seems the MX43's are the only worthwhile large scale tires/wheels Porkline has to offer these days.. for the money, I'll buy the v2 8s BF's first. Peace!
Nice job. Do you know if the mx57 came with wheel nut adapters to fit X max?
Ty! Yes they did 👍
Some people have had trouble with the wheels coming off due to the adaptors it looks like? Have you had any trouble with a wheel coming off?
I have not had this issue because I’m running them on my k8 but I have seen it happen. You can order mad max one pc adaptor/nut to fix this issue.
@@aaronshobbygarage2338 what is the mad max one pc adaptor/nut? does that mean you dont need to use the washer and traxxas wheel nut?
@@willeymunda
Here is the link. It makes it all one pc
www.ebay.com/itm/202597631549?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=lbfXn9b4ShW&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=aXCFt0qITFq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
So the mx57 make the truck offset is 1/2" wider (to the outside) or 1/2" narrow (to the inside)?
Didn't understand that part...
Sorry for the confusion. The 57 will make it 1/2” narrower.
@@aaronshobbygarage2338 thanks... wish it will make it wider
@@rayrod9010 np! Yes same here. I put the widemax kit on after installing the tires.
@@aaronshobbygarage2338 Not complaining bout that at all... Makes em' much easier to fit the rears on my DBXL-E 👍🏻
The mx43 need to he drilled out to fit 24mm?
The mx43 are 24mm hex but the bore is only 12mm to work with the xmaxx. In order to fit other applications such as a Losi 5ive you have to drill the center out to 18mm. Hope this helps. I can better explain with pictures if you come find me on Facebook. Cheers
Have you cracked the MX57s yet?
Yes I sure have. They are not able to handle trucks with big weight. I am still using my mx43 without any issues.
How do they feel as far as stiffness goes do they have some cush for soft landings when jumping the xmaxx or are they real stiff like mx 43
The lugs are as hard as the mx43 but the sidewall is softer and much more low profile. Hope this helps 👍
any cracking issues with these wheels?
Yes, I cracked one wheel using it on my xlt but proline warrantied me for the issue. I’ve since been running them on my k8 without issue.
So the 57's are glued?
That is correct.
Glued and they sucks
@@tamerabufarwa7531 what are you running them on? Curious of your experience.
@@aaronshobbygarage2338 on dbxl
@@aaronshobbygarage2338 Definitely should've been belted