i have a sector 9 board that im assembling from scratch, i am kind of new to this. what size bolts and bearings and wheels do i need?
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Just a regular sector 9 mounting set of 2 in long screws will do. Reds or Super Reds bearings are good and you can use bones wheels, sector 9 wheels, most wheels will fit.
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I ordered everything for my son for Christmas and we just saw embed it today. Bigger wheels the better and bearings I went to k swiss 6 bearings as for bolts it depends on the spacers, but I went ahead and ordered the longer one just to cover my 6. And he LOVES it!
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if you are using spacers i would go with 1 3/4 inch hardware if not you can get 1.5 inch, for bearings i used bones reds and 78a 70mm wheels because they are grippy so they will be able to hold you into the tight turns better but honestly in he-insight i would gave gone with a little softer wheels
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The sizes are universal. With these trucks I would suggest 70mm orangutan wheels, bones reds bearings, and any hardware set will do. And if you don't have grip tape on your board, or you want new tape. I would suggest Black Diamond tape.
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I just realized which trucks you were buying. Any standard 70 mm wheel and bearing kit is great. Get a riser and bolt length depending on how you are mounting them and how thick the riser is. I would recommend a full kit that includes everythung. Bearings are standard sizes. Sorry I didn't read through before answering.
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Hi Patricia, Yes you can replace the wheels ( just for ease I always buy ones with bearing already attached). Here is a little rule of thumb on wheels, just a little guide not the rule is all hope it helps. For boards 40 inches or longer, use a 70--75 millimeter diameter. For boards 34 to 42 inches, use a 68--72 millimeter diameter. For boards 34 inches and smaller, use a 60--67 millimeter diameter. Note that a smaller wheel within the range will allow for easier pumping and quicker acceleration, while a larger wheel will allow for maintaining greater speeds.
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you will need 2 sizes. Torx 4 & 5. most of them are torx 4 but there is 1-2 screws that is for a torx 5
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Make sure u purchase a new stainless bolt kit for it also. Bolts and other hardware do NOT come with the new board.
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Hello, You will need a 5x120 bolt pattern for your vehicle. Here are these same wheels in your bolt pattern: 18x8 Motegi MR118 Black Link:
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Bolt on. You will need the proper size bolts, washers, taps to attach to your head and foot boards. Easily found at any hardware store.
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Hello, the wheels are not the fitments you need. You will need a wheel that has a 5x110 bolt pattern and offset range of 35-45.
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Bolts don't really have sizes. Do you mean the nut at the top? Or maybe the 2 nuts and bolts at the bottom? Behind the rotors?
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Well you will need a install kit. (stud bolts). You know there are other offsets these wheel come in??Message me.
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Hello,You will need a 5x120 bolt pattern. These wheels aren't available in your fitment. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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Don't buy it. I returned it. And I bought a sector 9 for 135 dollar. I have a sector 9 skate board and ready to sell very low becasue I will go back to China. Please contact me cailigood@hotmail.com
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I'm using 71mm wheels. I'm more of a cruiser so if you are wanting to do slides and such I am not sure what wheels to use. I suggest looking on some forums for a more educated answer.
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THIS QUESTION IS IN REGARDS TO ANYONE WITH HIGH I.Q TO LONG BOARDS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO HELP ME. id like to know before i make a purchase of the complete tempest (2014) sector9 board with the tequila guy on it if i should should buy as is or get bigger sidewinders and wheels I'm new to this and would appreciate your help via email garywpollard@yahoo.com or a simple response through this comment section. basically what I'm buying comes with 9inch sidewinders and 65mm 78a wheels would like to know if the 10inch sidewinders and the 69mm 78a wheels are preferred so i can make an adjustment to the board before buying it. please help if you do have the time ill really appreciate it. THIS QUESTION IS IN REGARDS TO ANYONE WITH HIGH I.Q TO LONG BOARDS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO HELP ME. id like to know before i make a purchase of the complete tempest (2014) sector9 board with the tequila guy on it if i should should buy as is or get bigger sidewinders and wheels I'm new to this and would appreciate your help via email garywpollard@yahoo.com or a simple response through this comment section. basically what I'm buying comes with 9inch sidewinders and 65mm 78a wheels would like to know if the 10inch sidewinders and the 69mm 78a wheels are preferred so i can make an adjustment... » Read More THIS QUESTION IS IN REGARDS TO ANYONE WITH HIGH I.Q TO LONG BOARDS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO HELP ME. id like to know before i make a purchase of the complete tempest (2014) sector9 board with the tequila guy on it if i should should buy as is or get bigger sidewinders and wheels I'm new to this and would appreciate your help via email garywpollard@yahoo.com or a simple response through this comment section. basically what I'm buying comes with 9inch sidewinders and 65mm 78a wheels would like to know if the 10inch sidewinders and the 69mm 78a wheels are preferred so i can make an adjustment to the board before buying it. please help if you do have the time ill really appreciate it. « Show Less
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The size you need is determined by the size of your hubs not your axle. the bearing buddy is available in 12 different sizes from 1.781 inches to 2.717 inches. the most common are 1.98 inches on must wheel hubs. So, you must identify what the inside diameter your wheel hubs are where the grease cap is inserted to chose the correct Bearing Buddy. You can easily do this by prying off the existing grease cap and measuring the width of the portion of the cap that fits into the hub. If that is only one inch than the bearing buddy is to large for your use. I hope this info helps you, Alan
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Those are inline skate wheels, so if the size is right, it should work... They are supplied with ball bearings so it's a simple swap... I personnaly bought those to build understair drawers and it works perfectly.
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Yes it will, make sure under those two bolts its secure with a frames concret and try to remember the last type of board u had, also i had to by the bounce frame seperately so do your homework and good luck
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I want to say it's around t20/t25, but it's a standard size if you have a set. I know this is late, but PCBlaster for a couple days, then patience. I thought I would have to change torx bolts, but didn't.. good luck