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  • Forged T6061 Aluminum Rim & Disk to strengthen the surface density of the wheel and to minimize into lighter weight 

  • Three Piece Forged Wheels

    • T6061 Forged Aluminum Rim & Disk

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    • Special sealing technology to avoid air leakage

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Q: Forged Crane Wheel Which quality is more trustworthy?
Convenient, sturdy, economical, practical, easy to clean up
Q: Hello, I have a chinchilla and I want to give her a new wheel. I was wondering about the flying saucer. Is it good for its price/What size should I get/Any websites with them for sale at a good price? Thanks!
it needs at least a 10 inch diameter. and if its plastic, youre going to have to replace it in like 2 weeks, itll eat right through anything.
Q: two fly wheels are connected by a belt. the small one has a radius 5cm and the small one has a radius of 2 cm.if the large wheel rotates 150 degrees then how many radians does the small wheel rotate?
Mark is on the money. If you have spoked rims you have to have an inner tube unless you are riding a Harley Davidson with the specially designed inner piece to allow you to run them with tubeless. With the spoked rims there will be an inner rubber strip that gets laid over the spokes inside the rim, and an inner tube. When you change the tire you will need to replace the other two pieces as well. When you do get a tire changed make sure there are not protrusions on the inside of the rim that could damage you inner tube.
Q: I have a 2003 Saturn Vue with ABS. The front wheels have disk breaks and the rear wheels have drum breaks. My friend says that only my front wheels have ABS, since they are disk breaks. He tells me that the rear wheels do not have ABS since they are drum breaks. I think that all 4 wheels have ABS. Anyone know the answer? Outside sources would be a plus. Thanks!
4 wheel ABS systems operate in a three channel or four channel system, depending on the manufacturer and the model. For the Vue there may be independant rear controllers but I doubt that. You most have the three channel type of system. For the front wheels, there are two controllers, one for each wheel. But the rear wheels are operated simultaneously via a single controller. The signal is usually sent from a sensor located above the differential. If by chance you have separate controllers for the rear wheels (which is possible but not common in drum brake systems), then there will be a separate wheel speed sensor located inside each rear drum, probably very close to the hub. Either way you do have rear ABS, no manufacturers build a vehicle with only front ABS, since it would be very dangerous to have front wheels turning but rear wheels locked up. Your friend is incorrect about the drum brakes, my truck has rear-wheel ABS and is drum brake onthat axle.
Q: If you have a wheel and axle simple machine, like a doorknob, where would the resistance force, the effort force, and the fulcrum be? Thank you!
The wheel is the resistance on the road. The effort force is the forward momentum needed to pull the wheel. The fulcrum is the axle on which the wheel turns and connects the wheel to its load and transmits momentum.
Q: im gettin a 2007 monte carlo ss and it has a v8 but front wheel drive so i was think i should juss get the o4 ss and juss roll with the v6 and front wheel drive
Let me answer the question this way: Corvette = Rear Wheel Drive Ferrari (all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive Lamborghini (all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive Porsche (all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive or all wheel drive Indy race car = (all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive Drag race cars = (all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive Mustangs/Camaros = (all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive Nissan Z cars/ Toyota Supras = (all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive Dodge Hemis =(all of them) = Rear Wheel Drive or all wheel drive Get the picture... Front wheel drive was developed as a way to save time and money on an assembly line. They also offer better traction in poor weather conditions (secondary benefit). Real cars (all of them) are rear wheel drive or all wheel drive. Don't get me wrong, some very fine cars are front wheel drive, Most Honda's Toyota's etc. (although high performance models of both these brands are rear wheel drive). But these cars are NOT known for high performance, high quality yes, high middling performance yes, Not high performance. That's all.
Q: In terms of wheel size/tire size/then tire width. Both axles please!
14x5 to 15x7 was the range for factory rims. Fronts and rears were same.
Q: Doing my project on a gravity car powered by 1kg weight Gravitational Potential Energy, and we used rubber wheels. can you tell me the benefits of using that?
Advantages of rubber wheels: 1. High coefficient of friction with the ground. 2. They are slightly flexible, so the car or the track it runs on are not perfectly flat, all four wheels will still be in contact with the ground all the time. Disadvantage: As the flexible rubber squashes and springs back, it dissipates some energy (as heat) - but that would be small compared to the advantages. Sold wheels made from CDs don't waste any energy by squashing, but you would need a 3-wheel car to be sure all the wheels touch the ground all the time. Also the coeff. of friction is lower, so you might waste energy spinning the wheels instead of moving the car. On the other hand a CD is probably lighter than a rubber wheel, if you are trying to get the maximum performance from your car. There is rarely a simple answer to an engineering design problem, uusally you have to choose a balance between the good things and the bad ones.
Q: Like the honda on the movie baby boy the wheels stick out on the side
You didn't state the model or year or the type of rear brake (drum or disk), so I'll be rather general. From your description, I'm guessing you have drum brakes on the rear axle. Before doing anything, try this: start in reverse instead of ahead - is it any easier? If yes, the wear-recovery device sticks. In either case, the rear brake mechanism (or calipers) should be dismantled, checked fo wear (likely premature wear of pads due to seizing), cleaned and reinstalled. Check that the springs (on drum brakes) are correctly installed, that the drum/disk surfaces are evenly worn and that the pistons move freely along their entire travel. Check also the state of the seals and replace if necessary (worn/broken seals lead to pistons rusting and sticking). This is a good moment to do some bleeding as you'll have released the bleeding valves to move the pistons. Next, check the parking brake cable, linkage and levers - they, amay also cause or contribute to the problem. Not using the parking brake increases the sticking effect. If the car is old, replacing the cable is the best strategy. It should never be lubricated. On disk brakes, caliper and pad guide metal surfaces may be slightly lubricated with hi-temp (copper) grease. Keep it well away from the friction surfaces and disks. I can hardly believe the garage has gone this far. Btw, unless you regularly park in knee-high water or your car has been flooded, I can't imagine such a dirt buildup to justify the effect. Your best bet is a friend with some time, tools, experience and a place to do the job. It shoudn't take more than half a day to do most of the work (time to procure parts excluded).
Q: How can i remove a steering wheel with out useing a puller, I know theres away, but i cant remember.
Most newer cars have an air bag in the steering wheel. It should be removed by someone who has the proper tools and knowledge to do it safely.

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