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No.603 details:

1) Lighter than tube wheels

2) Better cooling performance in longdistance and high speed driving

3) Bigger external diameter

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

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: Best skate wheels on a budget of $15.00.Besides ebay, and where to look: the best youll be able to do is get some blank wheels but their like 20 bucks. and just go to your local skate shop. they all have cheap blank wheels

Q: I know that 650c wheels are for the front, but thats it: Copper pipes do get build up from minerals in them over time also sweated joints break down and seep and leak. Copper gets brittle and sagging causes breakage and then there is hot and cold expansion and contraction, it takes it's toll on copper as well. So fifty years with a few repairs along the way is a pretty good estimate.

Q: okay whats the difference from a 52mm wheel and a 53mm wheel for skateboards. does one go slower or faster??: 53 is just 1 mm bigger lol, i prefer 51mm

Q: I‘m thinking of getting skateboard wheels but I want wheels that are pretty good on rough concrete and good for doing tricks and grinding. I‘m thinking of getting a wheel size that‘s 52-54 mm and durability that‘s 95-98A. Would this be good for me?: If you are into street skating, then harder wheels are probably better. I personally ride the same wheels every time. I get new wheels like once every couple months. I buy Bones Party Pack wheels. The hardness is their STF which stands for Street Tech Formula. I love the STF formula because i can get a brand new set and as soon as i set them up, my body remembers exactly what the hardness feels like when I do power slides on the ground. They never flat spot but sometimes if you hit stuff like screws or rocks they will chip on the sides. Its my personal opinion that Bones makes the best wheels and bearings in the industry but everyone has different opinions. AS far as size i ride 52's. 52-54 is perfect for street and flip tricks. Wheels dont have a lot to do with the actual grinding but they sure do help on the rougher approaches to things. I hear the Spitfires are decent too and I used to ride them in bowls a lot. Ive tried a lot of wheels.

Q: I have 53mm wheels 99a. The roads where I live are quite bad. I can‘t seem to get much speed. I‘m looking for a smoother ride. Anybody recommend a good wheel?: Larger, softer wheels will do the trick. Your current wheels are small and fairly hard. Don't go smaller than 65mm and harder than 80a

Q: I have a sector 9 scarab with the sector 9 65mm 78a wheels. i want to put orangatang wheels or retro wheels on my board. i want a larger size wheel because i dont like the small65mm ones. can i buy any size wheel and they will fit on my board? or will only 65mm wheels fit?: 20 in Dubs with Spinners would be pretty sweet.

Q: i know rear wheel drive is a must for drifting and all that, but im just curious as to what made some car companies start making front wheel drive cars? are their advantages? or is it just cheeper for them?and which do u think is better front wheel or back wheel drive?or all wheel drive?: Front wheel drive performs much much better in snow or icee conditions than rear wheel drive vehicles. Also, it's more energy efficient for the trans axle to be under the weight of the motor. Obviously all wheel drive, which IS DIFFERENT from 4 wheel drive, is the best option, better overall performance, but a little less fuel efficient

Q: I never received a manual when I purchased the vehicle. Also, you can manually put it into 2 wheel, 4 wheel high, or 4 wheel lo options When do I use that?: i own a repair shop,and i work on a lot of these,its normally rear wheel drive,only 4 wheel drive when you put it in or it automatically comes in ,if its manual lock in you,ll have either a shifter in the floor or a button on the dash area to lock it in with,good luck with it,i hope this help,s.