1.9' Tarantula

1.9" Tarantula

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1.9" Tarantula

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Made of high quality aluminum this ring is drilled to match the Axial 1.9" bead lock ring mounting pattern and goes perfectly with our Recluse wheel design.

What's included:
-1x 1.9" Tarantula bead lock ring with Hand finish

Dimensions:
Bead Diameter - 1.9"
Width - 3mm
Weight - .34oz

Our Easy Mount® wheel system only uses 6 screws to hold the ring to the wheel, making your life much easier when working with foams and weights. An additional 18 screws thread into the ring and slide into larger holes in our Easy Mount® wheels. We suggest M2x7 (or M2x8) screws to hold the ring on. The remaining 18 screws can be M2x8 or shorter.

If you do not have our Easy Mount® wheels you can still use our Easy Mount® rings by using 18 of our M2x1 screws to thread into the ring.

If you already have your own M2 hardware of your choice, you can cut it flush with the back of the ring like we used to do for all our installations: Old School Video (action starts ~ 3:00)

No hardware is included with our rings but is available below.

M2x7 Scale Hex Bolts:
Stainless Steel, Black Oxide, Multi Color Zinc

M2x1 Scale Hex Bolts:
Stainless Steel, Black Oxide, Multi Color Zinc

M2x7 Cap Screws:
Stainless Steel, Black Oxide, Multi Color Zinc

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Q: I know it's a dumb question but can this 18 hole ring fit a 24 hole ring. It'll just cover the holes it's not using?

Asked by: Jared - 8/23/2022

A: Our rings do have 24 holes but 6 are through holes and 18 are threaded.

Our Easy Mount wheels & rings work a little differently than "standard" bead lock wheels.

Each of the ring faces on our wheels have 6 threaded hole and 18 pass through holes.
Each ring has 6 pass through holes and 18 threaded holes.

To assemble a bead lock, you first install the 18 screws into the threaded holes on the ring. Then put your foam/tire on and slide the ring on to the wheel. Those 18 screws that are threaded into the ring will "pass into" the larger holes on the wheels. Finally you pass the 6 screws through the ring and into the threaded holes of the wheel to clamp it all together.

Here is a video done by one of our Team Drivers that may help: Was this answer helpful? 0 of 0 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Locked Up RC (2/13/2025)

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