

For the front wheel I had to do something different since the wheel had no depth. I left the hub and wheel together. This time I defaced the wheel to make a flat glueable surface. On the right I am using a dremel and trimming the rim of the wheel face off and secondly grinding it flat leaving a little less that a 1/16th of an inch of the wheel left. Then I sanded the flat side level.
Now I needed to cut off the stump on back of the front wheel pictured on the right. Then I sanded the back on a level surface flat.Now its time to glue the 2 pieces together using super glue. Once again using the least amount possible coat the back of the new wheel and pressed the 2 together and held for 30 sceonds. Then I clamped them for 2 hours to make sure I had a full bond. After full bond I popped the tire on the wheel.
Since the new tires are wider they rubbed on the wheel well so I raised the rear end just enough to clear the tires. On the left you can see I used a small 1/8" wide nut on each side and taped them over the mounting holes on the chassis. Put holes in the tape to allow the screws to go through. I also used longer screws so they will reach through to the body mounts. Below I fitted the body to the chassis to make sure everything clears and fits tight. Put the screws back in and done.