I can confirm that these wheels do in fact leave blood red thane lines, but it depends on the asphalt. I have about 5 different, steep ass hills for sliding around here and the lines were only red on 2 of the 5 hills. All the hills have different asphalt. On another note they were especially noticeable on a freshly oiled parking lot.
So has anyone had any problems with swirling/strange wear patterns? I have a set of drifters now that have crazy swirls and as a result are wearing very unevenly.
I can confirm that these wheels do in fact leave blood red thane lines, but it depends on the asphalt. I have about 5 different, steep ass hills for sliding around here and the lines were only red on 2 of the 5 hills. All the hills have different asphalt. On another note they were especially noticeable on a freshly oiled parking lot.
How much do you weigh? I've worn these wheels down a bit but still no lines.
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Whats the big deal with leaving lines? Ive seen these wheels do it, but everybody makes it sound like a bad thing if they dont leave them... I could care less.
i just like seein them because i hear so many descriptions of how the lines are. one guy described them as blood red. and those in the picture dont appear that way to me. its nice to have the record set straight lol
Whats the big deal with leaving lines? Ive seen these wheels do it, but everybody makes it sound like a bad thing if they dont leave them... I could care less.
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Hawgs are nice. 
Whats the big deal with leaving lines? Ive seen these wheels do it, but everybody makes it sound like a bad thing if they dont leave them... I could care less.
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