Tire diameter x width (ex. 200 x 50, Iāve only seen it this way in metric)
Tire wall height - hub diameter (ex. 3.00-4, Iāve only seen it this way in imperial) This indicates a 10" tire because the tire wall height + hub diameter + tire wall height on the other side = 3+4+3 total diameter.
So if you see a hyphen then a number, itās usually telling you the hub diameter. If itās an X then a number, thatās usually tire width.
To be fair, he did only ask on three different threads so there may be some confusionā¦
Is it bad a part of me feels sorry for this guy? Hes so desperate for this one deck hes fallen in love with that he will spam anywhere and everywhere to get it.
A PSA to anyone who wants their parts to be pretty colors: BUY ALUMINIUM SPECIFIC PRIMER!
It is hard or impossible to show the difference in photos, but holy shit did it make painting this adapter so much easier. None of my methods have changed and the only new thing is that I new that the aluminium stuff existed and took like 10 minutes to find it in store so I could use it and not the all purpose primer. It sprays on and dries with no surface issues so long as you donāt over spray.
I did intentionally over spray on the lattice bits to make sure it got into all the crevices. It only caused minor surface imperfections, which I sanded off. Once I put the enamel coat on you canāt even tell that the area was ever over sprayed. With the all purpose primer, even if I sanded the area down perfectly it would still cause very minor surface defects on the enamel paint.
The can claims that it will prevent chipping on aluminium as well which is good if it is true, but Iād say it is worth the extra $2-3 per can just for how well it has done so far compared to my blue parts. Granted most defects on those you can only see if youāre looking closely at the parts, but it is still annoying for them to be there. The all purpose primer also feels softer than the al stuff does on metal. Not like soft/smooth but a less hard kind of soft.
I havenāt done any spray painting since those parts so I didnāt just get better at using the spray paint.
I wonāt be stripping my other parts and redoing them anytime soon, so hopefully in half a year or a few months I can have a good comparison on the performance of the two different primers. The two enamel paints I have are the same company and line of product so that wonāt affect the results. Although I know that any of the blue parts will likely have more coats of the enamel paint than the red parts just due to the red not having surface flaws thanks to the better primer.
Is your name on the trucks in case you loose them? It is giving me: āmy mom wrote my name inside all my clothesā vibes I donāt think there is anything wrong with it, and just thought it was funny
I donāt think there is anything wrong with it, and just thought it was funny
