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YES i do know this is bushings but here are the resistances for seismic springs:
BLUE-Xtra Heavy
Yellow-xtra light
Purple-heavy
Red-light
Bone-max light
Dark Green- medium
Black-super heavy
Bright Green- super light
THANKS Milehigh Mark for the list on your site, i may have to get my springs from u when i need em for the board i dont yet have, and have been waiting for 1 month and 3 days for
ok so which is heavier the super light, or the max light or the xtra light?
:: shrugs:: im not sure ive just aquired seismics on my insect THAT CAME YESTERDAY FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVNT HURD and ill be posting pics of it here shortly its got a quick front and stable rear with stock red and yellow springs its heavinly
Mark, any chance you can measure the duro (or if anyone already knows post it) for the stock bushings in the 6tracks (yellow/red swirl) and the black bushings coming in the black Crails?
Mark, any chance you can measure the duro (or if anyone already knows post it) for the stock bushings in the 6tracks (yellow/red swirl) and the black bushings coming in the black Crails?
thanks
The orange Superballs are 94a, and they're used in the Sixtracks, as well as the 184 and 219 Darts.
The black Moog bushings are rock hard, but I haven't tested them. There may not actually be enough material for the durometer to read. I'll try it and see what happens, though.
1. I find it hard to believe that yellow DohDohs are harder than black Bones.
2. This very valuable list would be even better if it had a category for or bounciness and/or turniness (assuming that's a word). For example, yellow DohDohs and blue Stimulators are both listed as 92a, but are clearly very different in terms of truck action. The Stims are relatively hard but still bouncy and turny. The DohDohs are calmer and less turny and seem to feel harder.
any word on the tracker hourglass bushings in black? they feel about the same as the blue khiros but im not sure plus the shape throws off the duro feeling
I would like to know this as well...please...thank you...
any word on the tracker hourglass bushings in black? they feel about the same as the blue khiros but im not sure plus the shape throws off the duro feeling
I would like to know this as well...please...thank you...
They measure approx 85a. It's hard to get an exact reading, however, as the durometer's "pin" is close to the bushing's edge(s). Holey bushings test out about the same (85-87a).
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