no man spitfire burners better quality bearings don't just get p rods one because he's big in the skate industry, u are better off buying bones redz depending on where u live- here in the UK their for £18 around the average price burners. also, its all down to personal preference i prefer bones but that's just me; whereas, u may prefer spitfires. I bones redz and they spin for 1:50 so pretty decent for the price, I hope this helps u find whats best for u dude!
Reds they are proven by Ryan s heckler also I have reds they're for loose riders spitfires r more of tight
The Spitfire was better designed and had the best engine.
size 52.0 wheels are better for speed on pavement. i highly recommend spitfire cole street burners if your looking for speed.smaller wheels are better for speed so id recommend size 52.0
No Way!
In my opinion I think that Spitfire is cuter, but that depends on who you like better Spitfire or Kazu.
Spit fire. Plan B has better decks
Board: Hook Ups Trucks: Independent Wheels: Spitfire Bearings: Nachi It's all personal opinion dude. Whatever.
Spitfire wheels look the best....
Bones red are much better as ILQ-9 Bearings are basic and are made jd bug so are not the best bearings you can get which leads me to say bones reds are much better.
spitfire for sure... there way faster and I've been skateboarding with them for like 4ever
I think it retired in 1960s and it retired because their were better fighter jets
The better aircraft was dependent upon the altitude where the fight took place. The Spitfire was better at low altitude (below 20,000 feet), the Me 109 was better up high. The Messerschmitt had a better fuel injection system and the pilot could put the nose down and dive if he got into trouble. The Spit's engine would stall if the pilot did that. The Spitfire pilot would turn tightly to avoid trouble while the Me 109 pilot would dive to escape. Generally, planes that can turn tightly do not dive well. One plane turns better, the other dives better. The skill of the pilot was the most important factor. The Spitfire evolved into the better plane later in the war.