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SUUUWEEEEET! I just posted saying something like having abec-11 sell bushings There def. gonna be the #### just cuz of that wonderful green thane.
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Current setup....
Black Demonseed
Black Crail Speed Trucks
Blue stims all around
90mm Flywheels
Ceramic Rockets
And of course the rims....
I think I remember Chris posting that the reason he hasn't done bushings is he wants them to come out on Liquid trucks. No sense in making a product that improves the competitions product. Especially before you have yours in the market place.
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Originally Posted by bean-a-reano
I think I remember Chris posting that the reason he hasn't done bushings is he wants them to come out on Liquid trucks. No sense in making a product that improves the competitions product. Especially before you have yours in the market place.
Makes perfect sense i guess......
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Current setup....
Black Demonseed
Black Crail Speed Trucks
Blue stims all around
90mm Flywheels
Ceramic Rockets
And of course the rims....
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
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manx are really nice and grip like a crab to your nutsack.
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
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?
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manx are really nice and grip like a crab to your nutsack.
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Stock orange indy bushings and the aftermarket orange ones are different durometers, I know that much.
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Stock orange indy bushings and the aftermarket orange ones are different durometers, I know that much.
They seem like very different materials, too. The stock/oem ones are almost "plastic-y" in appearance and feel.
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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
Bone -- Lightest
Light Green -- Next Lightest
Yellow -- Next, next lightest
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i asked Dom from motion longboards he said the stock yellow moog bushings are 88a
hmmm... my yellow hardcores (same duro) feel a fair a lot softer on my crails.
Yup. The 88a Moogs are pretty damn hard compared to the med/yel HardCores. The Moogs even feel harder than the 90a DLX Supercush bushings.
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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.
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