Wheel Aluminium Alloy Model No. 813 for the best quality performance
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Aluminum alloy wheel is designed for automobile, a barrel shaped metal parts used to support the tyres within the tire profile. The original factory wheel hub on the market can be divided into steel wheel hub and alloy wheel according to the material. Compared with the former, the latter have more advantages. Aluminum alloy wheel is an excellent representative of alloy wheel.
Wheel Aluminium Alloy Model No. 813 for the best quality performance
| Size | ET | CB | Hole | P.C.D | Finish |
| 20X8.5 | 31 | 78.1 | 6 | 139.7 | chrome |
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
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: What is the name of a piece of water behind the car?
- We are called mud
- Q: http://www.pets-warehouse /pic-s/SSR61396.JPGSafe? It has a tic-tac-to sort of wheel pattern. Mesh. Thanks!
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- Q: I know how rear wheel drives work, but how do front wheel drives work? I‘ve heard that front wheel drive vehicles are better in the snow too, but is that true?What is the difference mechanically?
- The truth is - it depends. Front wheel drives are considered better in the snow, but mostly due to the comparison to open-differential rear wheel drive vehicles, and because most rear wheel drive cars today are performance-oriented. The advantage comes with the understanding that front wheel drive vehicles drive the steered wheels, which means a driver can utilize the power transmission to the steered wheels to prevent/reduce a skid - something a rear wheel driver cannot. The engine is also located over the driven wheels, improving traction somewhat. However, traction is lost to the front wheels in hard launches, due to the weight transfer to the rear wheels, which is why a rear wheel drive vehicle has an advantage on the drag strip. The front wheel drive system consists of shafts connected to cv joints, which allow the front wheels to be steered and powered at the same time. A rear wheel drive consists of an output shaft driving a prop shaft that is connected to the rear differential via u-joints (as opposed to cv joints). Traditionally, the front wheel drive engine is mounted traverse (facing the wheels) while a rear wheel drive is mounted longitudinally. Hope this helps a little!
- Q: What is the best wheels and wheel size for riding mainly street and a bit of park?
- You'd want to get a harder wheel and the size is up to you, choose whatever you're comfortable with. I'd go with a wheel that's in the mid 50mm's
- Q: Really want a new steering wheel on my 1990 truck.Old one is too big, worn etc. It‘s and easy install, really simple.no power steering, no airbags etc. I know the cost for a new wheel and installation ( If i didn‘t do it myself )How common is it for an aftermarket wheel to come off or for it to strip the hub etc, Id prefer to not crash at 65 mph. I would assume it‘s no more dangerous than the wheel on my truck now, but just wondering.
- No known probs with aftermarket steering wheels. I have had a grant classic 13 wheel (same steering wheel) in 3 cars over the past 13 years. No probs with it. These 3 cars have been street/strip cars ranging from 300 HP to 600 HP.My camaro now is 600 HP, took to dragstrip every weekend runs 125 mph through the 1/4 mile, drove to track and back 2 hours each way, used as a daily driver car for 7 years with about 10K miles per year. My GF has a grant GT wheel on her '87 burb that came off my dad's toyota pickup that he had for 8 years (had to buy a new install kit to put it on her chevy though) I have a grant classic wheel on my 1988 S10 You have nothing to worry about when it comes to the safty of an aftermarket steering wheel. Just buy the right install hub/kit for your car and install like the papers says to and you'll be fine
- Q: I'm trying to find 12 inch chrome or alloy wheels for my 94 Justy. Is there any cars that have rims that will fit? Any links that will lead me to some online? There's ATV wheels, but im not sure if they will fit. Any suggestions will help. Thanks
- It will attack the rubber seals and render your brakes inoperative.Everything in your system that has seals(master cylinder calipers wheel cylinders proportioning valve, abs unit) would have to be rebuilt or replaced.That is why they say use only approved brake fluid(commonly DOT 3 or 4) If you have a leak,find the source and have it repaired.
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- Q: My front wheel has gone out of “true” or maybe I should say was bent about three times. Each time was due to a pot hole in the road or a bump I did not get over correctly but never where I could not continue to ride on it. I went to the bike store and they did fix it but said that if it happens again it might be a good idea to get a new wheel because of something called a “hop” in the wheel. Is this true? Should I replace the wheel if it goes out once more? Or are there just so many times a wheel can be readjusted before it has to be replaced?
- i would trust your bike shop ,the way to cure the problem is to avoid pot holes ,always watch were you are going
- Q: The way I understand it, backspacing will effect how far out/in you wheels are when on the car. So if I decrease my backspacing, my wheels will stick out farther? If so is this safe to do? I just want the wheels flush with the body of the car.
- The further you push the wheel out the faster the wheel bearings wear out. That is a fact Normally with the stock wheels both front ball joints line-up with the center of the tire where it meets the ground. If you have struts the center of the strut lines up with the center of the tire on the ground.
- Q: where can I find thin(ish) light wheels for hobby car, 10+ diameter? need them to not be really thick.
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Wheel Aluminium Alloy Model No. 813 for the best quality performance
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 set
- Supply Capability:
- 6000 set/month
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