Anyone know where I can find these wheels?

[Robert Zambelli]

Found this years ago and need more - anyone know a source?

THANKS, Bob Z.

[Air Ministry .]

Comes up somewhere on a P.J. / Fancher imitation fred . He was after same. Source There . Try in search Prev. or PJ's Posts  as fewer .

[Ron Varnas]

Bob,

Stunt Hangar Hobby has them on this site.

[Ron Varnas]

LINK

https://stunthanger.com/hobby/index.php?cPath=42

[Dan Berry]

https://stunthanger.com/hobby/product_info.php?cPath=42&products_id=116

[wwwarbird]

 MPI, Maxx Products International, scroll to the bottom of this link. Seems like you see them at most LHS's. I can't think of who right now but there's another company that sells them too, same wheels in a different package.

 http://www.maxxprod.com/mpi/mpi-29.html

[Dennis Nunes]

Your can also search the internet for "DuBro Sports Wheels" or "DuBro Micro Sports Wheels". Many places have them.

Dennis

[Robert Zambelli]

Thanks to all for the information - that's exactly what I needed.   

Bob Z.

[John Rist]

Dubro/Tower Hobbies has them   https://www.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXTDS7&P=7

[wwwarbird]

 Yeah, DuBro is the other package I was thinking of.

 The Maxx and Dubro wheels are almost identical. From memory I think there is a very slight difference between the two with the molding around the hub area. If you compare them closely side by side I think one of them has a little more material widthwise across the hub. I believe it's the Maxx because that's the brand I have a couple sets of in my "inventory". This would make them a bit stronger for our use and also allow some leeway for drilling and adding a bushing if desired. Completely identical otherwise. Not that we can't use either of them, but I think these wheels are more intended for use on lightweight electric models.