Advice on wheel weights

David G · Aug 22, 2015

I have a pair of rear wheel weights off my dads super A that have been sitting here for years. I am thinking about setting them on my disk for extra weight. I would really like to have 2 more weights so each disk section has a weight. Would I be better off selling those and getting four weights that are the same as my H, or just picking up 2 more weights.

I have no idea on the relative value of the super A weights versus the H weights.

kub6040 · Aug 22, 2015

Super a front weights are more valuable than h rears.

gene bender · Aug 22, 2015

Those rear wts weigh 147 ea shouldnt be hard to find and they made thousands of em.

john *.?-!.* cub owner · Aug 22, 2015

The A and H wheel weights are approximately the same weight, so ease of mounting and looks are the main considerations as to what to do.

FBH44 · Aug 22, 2015

4 of the H rear weights chained up in the bed of a little 1/2 ton Chevvy pickup load her right on down and she just goes right along in snow and ice.

David G · Aug 22, 2015

They are rears for the super A

Cory Schmidt · Aug 22, 2015

weight is weight. could find a old engine block and use that for weight, makes no difference.

Wheel weights of that general size (weight) run about the same price (regard less of make or model), around here anyway; meaning you sell one(from your SA) buy another one(to fit H) you are no farther ahead.

jeffcat · Aug 22, 2015

Pick up a bunch of # 10 cans from a school or resteraunt etc and fill them with cement. Put a loop of bent metal in each one so you cqn pick them up. They will make a lot of weight in a hurry and can be moved around and bolted or chained down. Good row boat anchor too.

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