What do the numbers in the speeder's name mean, the speeder 553, what does the 553 mean?

What do the numbers in the speeder's name mean, the speeder 553, what does the 553 mean?

1st #5 is weight category ( in the 50's gr )

2nd #5 is numbering for wood shaft ( #5-#9 )

3rd #3 is the year they engineered the shaft ( 2003 )

However, on the newer Z COM series shaft is different, for example:

TW74, T is for tip flex, W is for wood, 7 is for weight's category, 4 is the year they'd engineered.

Be aware! I don't know when they started this method of marking.

Joe :cool:

Hey Joe, what do you mean by the # wood shaft? Can you break down the Speeder 757 for me? Does 5 stand for 1 wood, 6 for 3 wood, 7 for 5 wood, etc? Thank you.

Hey Joe, what do you mean by the # wood shaft? Can you break down the Speeder 757 for me? Does 5 stand for 1 wood, 6 for 3 wood, 7 for 5 wood, etc? Thank you.

I can't remember it to well on 757 , cuz it's been a while on that one.

if i'm not wrong:

7 is for weight category ( 78gr )

5 is for wood shaft

7 is for the year they were engineered (1997).

As of the middle number, 5.6.7.8.9 are numbers for wood shaft. 1.2.3.4 are for iron shaft ( ex: 717 speeder is an iron shaft ).

Joe :cool: