Hot Racing 12mm Aluminum Clamping Wheel Hex Set for Traxxas Mini Maxx (Blue) Titanium Links Even the least experienced model TLR342015

Name: Hot Racing 12mm Aluminum Clamping Wheel Hex Set for Traxxas Mini Maxx (Blue) Titanium Links Even the least experienced model TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 60586806140
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Hot Racing 12mm Aluminum Clamping Wheel Hex Set for Traxxas Mini Maxx (Blue) Titanium Links Even the least experienced model TLR342015 Even the least experienced model builder can assemble this kit in a very short time – Raveners Kill Team: Hulking Upgrade wheel retention on the Traxxas Mini Maxx with this four piece Hot Racing 12mm aluminum clamping wheel hex set in blue The clamping design helps reduce hex movement and wheel wobble while the anodized aluminum construction improves durability

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