will they wok on a class "C" motor home with dual wheels??? would 3 be required???
175337
Assuming your class C has a single dualie axle, I'd think it would work as long as it was used on a hard surface. You would need two of them (one for each tire) to equalize the load distribution.
175338
I see no reason why it wouldn't work. If you plan to use one I would suggest you put in under the inside dual wheel.
175339
We have a travel trailer with tandem wheels, and use two. Check out the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkzhFm_J0JQ
175340
Don't know why they wouldn't work for your class C. I'd think 2 at least. If you find you need another, you could always get it later.
175341
I use it on a 32 foot 5th wheel and just have one leveler. My camper has tandem axles - two wheels on each side, each on their own axle. How many you need would depend on how severe the slant of the ground is & the weight of your motor home. Each one is capable of lifting 30,000 pounds. My thought is: if 1/2 of the weight ov your motor home isn't over 30,000 and the ground is reasonably level, then one should be sufficient. You may want to use 2 however so one the duals isn't bearing so much weight.
1606050
Yes, if you have 4 and the correct setup. I would just get a hubsan they are the most fun per dollar.
293516
Yes it will one wheel at a time. and as long as it doesn't have a load on it. and as far as I know they do make 3 ton jacks. it worked on my S 10 2001 Chevrolet.
595380
I cant say for sure but an educated guess would be yes due to the smaller motor expect about 2-3 more mpgs depending on how heavy your foot is. As far as HP goes I'm sure you will experience better throttle response.
348528
Nope - you'll be all set. Make sure you tighten all of the wheels and the thumbscrews in the back!
941500
HelloU would need two. One for the front and one for the rear. Its a set of one.
1601544
Yes. Weight distribution must me right the independent drive wheels distribute power to which ever motor has less resistance causing it to spin the tires. But if two are riding weight distribution will not be an issue.Kind regardsRobby,
254672
It only comes with the two wheels. I never tried doing 4, but I'm thinking it would be possible if you bought extra.
2214915
That should work out fine. Just be sure to get the hub with the coaster (back pedal) brake. I assume that you are getting a complete wheel but if you are building a wheel you'll need new spokes since the hub diameter of the 8 speed is much larger than the 3 speed.
1146762
The four wheels are stronger, however, you can make tighter turns with the three, not as stable. I recommend the 4 wheeler, especially for my next cart...
1750807
The esc can do 6s but the motor can only handle 3s. I even contacted castle on this. That is what it is. I'm not sure why they put these in a combo together.
151451
Yes, you can. Bear in mind Castle released several versions of the 3800 motor + Sidewinder SCT; V3 (the latest) is fully supported at 3S in a light truck (ie a 2WD Slash or similar). http://www.castlecreations.com/support/documents/gearing_chart.pdf is the best guide showing exactly what is and isn't supported. Gist: 2WD Slash: 2S and 3S. 4WD Slash: 2S only (due to heavier weight).
1417146
You are talking about something with one wheel in front, two in the back? I don't think so. I think you need to use the front wheel version. I think it is slightly narrower than the rear wheel version, since it doesn't have the the gear cluster.
21073
Yes it will work fine in a three speed 350/400 configuration. It also works great with four speed transmission. I have one installed in my 87 cutlass 442 and I love it! I shifts very quick and easy.
756484
It goes on no problem. You do have to use the included spindels. I would sugestt to get the aluminum hex nuts for the wheels. And with a brushless motor on 3 cell Lipo you may also need to get stronger wheels. These dtiveshafts are awesome and transfer power better and smoother as well as make the car handle better. These things are bulletproof
731506
Mine are in my motorhome built on the E450 chassis. Mine were an easy install on the doors. There's a video on YouTube for my exact install. Class C motorhome install. Sound great. Used the dB boost for the tweets and it's almost too much. Had to eq them down a bit. Great inexpensive upgrade.
1802643
Absolutely, i don't think that's a problem, it should be fine. I got mine installed on my UK Laney GC80A 3 years ago and still rollin', but always on flat and smooth surfaces.