You know it brother!
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Hey Strider....my local KB Toys had the Hot Wheels Kit racers 2 for $5. You might want to check yours. I know you like those things.

Hmm, I'll keep an eye out for 'em. Thanks!

whoah dude those wheels looook sick

nice, thats pimp

hey ahh5hit, you think that you could apply these without a drill??

No. I tried installing them thru the original holes, but they were too small. All you really need is a drill bit the same size as the axles and knuckle pins. You can use pliers or something to hold the bit and make the holes bigger. The original holes willl guide you thru the wheel.

those r pimp nice job

alright, well, i have eveything ready, holes drilled, and i actually have the rear mounted, which looks awesome. my only problem is removing the front pins... how the hell do you get them out?

I use 2 Gerbers or pliers. Hold the knuckle with one and grab the face of the pin with the other. You may have to twist back and forth a little bit. Just make sure you pull straight out so you don't bend the pin. I will post pics how I hold them later when I get home, I'm at my parent's right now.

what did u use for spacers on teh non-driven side of the rear axle? i was tinking of looking for these tiny nylon washers that home depot sells for like 50 cents or something but they're thin so i woudl need to stack them. i think i've seen some as small as 1/8 inch diameter or so

Q-tips are the perfect size. The tube that the cotton is on is hollow. You can even get colored ones. Just cut the tube to length.

thanks for the frighteningly fast answer :D

Just happen to be browseing through at the right moment I guess.

I haven't had much luck finding Dub City stuff that isn't much larger scale die-cast.