Flex Wheels | Questions

So as everyone most likely knows already. The flex wheels are now legal for VRC competitions. BCUZ shows the use of the flex wheels as intakes. I have generated 2 main questions on this.

  1. ) Are you allowed to take chunks of the flexwheel out to form flaps as BCUZ did last year.

  2. ) What type of flex wheel works the best?

Hopefully in the near future we can get the anwser to these questions.

Here are some useful timestamps in the video

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Have a good night everyone :slight_smile:

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yes. pretty much any physical modification to non-electronic vex parts are legal in vrc. this type of modification is presumably included, unless the gdc states otherwise

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hey for some reason the link isn’t working btw.

  1. Test
  2. When in doubt order 30A
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Yep, OP didn’t make the link correctly.

They wrote this

[This]([this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3DyDxbstRU))

When they should have witten this

[This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3DyDxbstRU)


I should note that the song used in the video is quite explicit, and young forum-goers should stay away.

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I believe this is the link TNT meant: - YouTube
Be forewarned, however; the music is explicit. I would recommend muting it before watching.

Edit: OOOH sniped by Taran. Nice one

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Everyone should be able to use the link now. I am probally going to order the 30A wheels now because they seem fit for the job. Ill tell you guys what I get

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I also have a question about flex wheels. Are only Vex wheels allowed, or can we use wheels from AndyMark?

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VEXPro flex wheels are cross-listed as part of the V5 product line, so are legal for use in VRC under R6a. AndyMark flex wheels are not a part of any VEX product line, so are not legal for use in VRC.

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Didn’t think so. Thank you!

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