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JConcepts Tire Break-In Drill Adaptor Kit (Black) (12mm/17mm)
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JConcepts Tire Break-In Drill Adaptor Kit (Black) (12mm/17mm)

Part # JCO2871-25.0(1)
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$51.00
AMain Hobbies
Seen Oct 12, 2026
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About this part

The JConcepts Tire Break-In Drill Adaptor Kit was developed for 1/10 and 1/8 tire break in. This simple combination of a standard hex drive shaft for a typical drill, has been extended and given some lock driven flats to make it a very useful tool around the track. An aluminum 12 and 17mm hex adaptor slides over the shaft to give racers the option of which type of vehicle (1/10th or 1/8th) they are preparing tires for.

The flywheel nut features a large diameter for grip and adjustment and the ability to flip directions for deeper dish shaped wheels. It also has dark black anodizing, laser etched JConcepts.net logo, grippy knurling and a light design for quick function.

Features:
  • Precision machined aluminum and steel
  • Lightweight / durable / interchangeable design
  • Laser etched logo for authenticity
  • Available in black anodized color
  • Aesthetic, race-ready jewelry

Reviews5.0 · 1 review

Arizona Raceron JConcepts Tire Break-In Drill Adaptor Kit (Black)

This thing is worth every penny. I use this thing CONSTANTLY. On dirt tracks I use it to clean off tires. I chuck it up in my drill, put my muddy tires on it, and turn it against my cleaning brush/bucket to clean tires. It even dries off-road tires, just give the drill a zip, the tire dries itself centrifugally. It will fit both 12mm and 17mm wheels, so 1/8 tires are no big deal. I also use it to break-in touring car tires and sand down used up off-road tires for slick tire indoor racing. It's also needed to scuff in indoor racing slicks. It holds tires straight, no wobble, and you get an even sanding down. ONE THING TO ADD: I had to use some loc-tite thread locker on the piece of threaded rod, as it came loose, but that's not a big deal. We can do things like that.

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