Aluminium Alloy Model No. 166 for the best quality performance

Aluminium Alloy Model No. 166 for the best quality performance System 1

Aluminium Alloy Model No. 166 for the best quality performance

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 500 set

Supply Capability:: 5000 set/month

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Wheel Aluminium Alloy Model No. 166 for the best quality performance

Product Description：

1) Lighter than tube wheels makes the car much more oil saving.

2) Better cooling performance in longdistance and high speed driving keeps the car safe enough.

3) Bigger external diameter let the driver feel much more comfortable.

4) High speed lowering tyre termperature can reduce wear resistance prevent tyre-shoulder seperation

Size	ET	CB	Hole	P.C.D	Finish
16X6FW	102	130.18	8	165.1	CHROME

16X6RW	-125	130.18	8	170	BLACK/M.LIP

Production Procedure:

1) Casting Machine Melting & Full Heat Treatment

2) CNC machine CNC made in Taiwan

3) Painting Line Full automatic Painting

4) Quality Control Certifications : JWL.VIA Japanese Standard

Impact fatigue testing

Bending fatigue testing,

Radial run out testing

Dynamic balance testing.

Air-tightness testing

Q: Forged Crane Wheel Which quality is more trustworthy?: Shanxi Yong Xin forging this factory on the line, I have also found them before, it is recommended for enterprises in China forging network.

Q: my wheels are 78mm and I‘m having a hell of a time finding that size.if I bought 76mm wheels would they still fit or are they too small? thanks: Are you sure they're not a 78 durometer (78A) as opposed to a 78mm size? I ask only because the standard wheel size progression goes from 72mm to 76mm to 80mm, so a 78mm would be pretty odd. The durometer (or 'A' value), however, refers to the hardness of the wheel and a 78A is a pretty standard outdoor hardness rating. So, is there another legible number on the wheel you can check to make sure you are not mistaking the hardness for the size? If not, and assuming you are skating on 78mm wheels, a 76mm replacement would fit fine. It should definitely be put in the front wheel position, however. You'll have a 2mm rocker, but that will just make the inlines feel more like ice skates. If that's the route you go, I'd suggest you get the same set up on both skates to avoid any feel variance between the two. EDIT: With regards to recommended hardness in previous post. Keep in mind that wheel hardness should be driven by your size/weight, much like a hollow on an ice skate. You want a durometer high enough to be durable, but tacky enough to give you some grip. If you weigh 150 lbs, you can go up to a 90+ durometer without any problems. However, the heavier you are, the softer you want your wheels to be to ensure some degree of traction. For example, I weigh 225 lbs and cannot go higher than an 82A without starting to lose traction on my cuts and deep turns. In fact, I opt for an 80A, choosing the added tack over the loss in durability Note: Indoor wheels have their own specified durometer range (76A and lower) and will tend to have thinner profiles as well.

Q: What is the relationship between the wheel speed and the speed of the car? Usually we said the speed sensor is measuring the wheel speed? What is the speed of the car?: The sensor measures the tire speed

Q: I‘m going to be getting a silent spinner wheel, I thinkShould I get two 4.5 wheels or one 6.5 wheel? I also heard mesh wheels are good for mice because since mice or very fast and agile, they can step on every one of the little bars. I heard that mesh wheels are also good if you have more then one mouse because if the first mouse goes too fast, then the second one can grip the wheel and hold on so she doesn‘t fall off. So should I get a silent spinner or a mesh wheel? If I get the mesh one, I‘ll be getting the 5.75 wheel:): Although many people say mesh wheels can get a mouse's tail stuck, I've never experienced it and personally prefer the mesh. If you do choose the silent spinner, which will also be fine, get the 4.5 wheel. It will probably cost less and will have plenty of room to fit one mouse. My two mice have a really small wheel and have no problem using it at the same time. Hope I helped!

Q: what is the Main wheel diameter and the tail gear diameter on a Cessna 120.: there are options, some come with Landing Gear that has one of the following. Two main wheel-brake assemblies, 6.00-6, Type III: (a) Goodyear Model L6HBD Wheel Assembly No. 511413-M Brake assembly No. 9520292 (1) with 6.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes . 34 lbs (2) with 7.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 36 lbs. (3) with 8.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 44 lbs. (b) Goodyear Model LF6HBD Wheel Assembly No. 511960-M Brake assembly No. 9520517 (1) with 6.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 31 lbs. (2) with 7.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 33 lbs. (3) with 8.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 41 lbs. (d) Goodyear Model CL6HBM (Castering) (Wheel Brake Assembly No. 9540234 and 5) Wheel Assembly No. 9530242 and 3 Brake assembly No. 9530368 and 9 Installed in accordance with Cessna Dwg. No. 0441150 (1)with 6.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 48 lbs. (2) with 7.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 50 lbs. (3) with 8.00-6 4 ply rating tires tubes 58 lbs. 202. Tail wheel and tire (a) Scott 3-24B (6.50 x 2.50)5 lbs. (b) Scott non-steerable, full swiveling 4 lbs. (c) Lang (formerly Decker) D-501 steerable (Pacific Coast Aircraft Dwg. A-550) 7 lbs. (d) Scott 3200, steerable, swiveling (e) Maule SFS-1-2-P8 7 lbs. (f) Goodyear Model 95-0843 8-inch wheel with pneumatic tire Tail wheel and tire, Maule SFS-1-2 6 lbs.

Q: because my skateboard is new the wheels don‘t spin that well. and my friend has a oldish skateboard and the wheels spin good.How can i make my wheels run as smooth and good?: ok, well the way your wheels spin have nothing to do with the wheels (actually, a bit to do with the wheels) but moreso the bearings. now, if your well aquainted with the parts of your board, you know that the bearings are the doughnut shaped bits that go in the wheels that make them spin. n now i dont know what type of bearings you have in you board, but theres always something that can mess them up. like, for example, did you ride through any sand or dirt? because thats a no no, becuse they stuck in the bearings and make you go slow. oh, and they can get rusty too, so dont leave your board outside too much, lest it get waterlogged too. i would suggest some WD-40, which, im assuming, is a type of lubricant, because my friend sprays some of that on his bearings and he rolls fine, but i cant gaurentee that. and try loosening the bolts, you could have over tightnened them XD some bearings i suggest are : Reds-- theyre good, lightweight, and very cheap for how good they are. theyre vert bearings, so theyre made to be fast i would suggest lucky bearings, but i had bad experiences with those (i once bought some because i thought that since they cost more, thye work better.wrong choice.) and finally, Bones Swiss bearings are, by far, the best bearings i have ever had. but that doesnt come with a heavy cost (the ones i got were like 50 bucks XD totally worth it) ive had one board for two years now, and those Bones still spin great! theyre also made by the same ppl who make the Reds, thyre vert bearings, and extremely unnecessarily good XD good luck kid.

Q: my old bike uses 27 X 1.25 wheels I‘m wondering if I‘m able to switch the wheel set out for 700 C wheels without too much of a problem its a takara road bike created in the 80‘s: well they don;t just bolt on with no problem as you can see wle

Q: What kind of wheels are these? (Corvette)?: They are not GM Rally Wheels, nor are they stock for a C3. The technical name is Turbine Spoke wheels, and there were Turbines available on the 70's Camaros, as well as a set offered by Western Wheels, but neither looked quite like the set in the picture you provided. Edit: Since you say they are on your car, take one off and look all around the inner wheel for any markings. There may be a brand stamped which will help you out.

Q: Ok so im making a science project and ferris wheels and im making a motor powered ferris wheel.Im going to connect a fishing line to one side of the ferris wheel and the other will be attached to a motor. The motor will wind up all the string and it will stop. How do i make it go the other way?Or if you know any other way to make it.Please and Thanks: Dont tie it directly to motor or ferris wheel. The ferris wheel should be tied right in the middle for starters with the motor directly below it. Make an O out of the fishing line and hook it around the motor and ferris wheel. If it slips you could wrap the motor part and ferris wheel part that come in contact with the string with a rubber band for traction. Make sure the string is tight around the ferris wheel connection and motor connection. The string should act like a belt the just continually spins the wheel by the motor. Hope this helps!