In theory the load pushes up primarily so the hole itself doesn’t matter…but yeah that should have been italicized
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All’s been taken care of! Will be sent another deck and I bought the top plates as well. Thanks Dexter @torqueboards for the excellent customer service
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@Jujo I’ll take the faulty deck if dexter doesn’t want it back 
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I’m gonna try using titebond. Might be a good time to try CF skinning too.
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I ordered from Korea
When will it be delivered?
When you inquire, only a confirmation response is sent.
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has anyone in the uk got one of these yet?
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I didn’t get these.
Not really clear now that I think about it, if I was supposed to or not.
I actually have been trying to buy these to put in my hummie decks… So can I buy ~64 of them from you? lol or where do I find these.
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@FosterQC Email 
We’ll get some out to you if you didn’t.
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Cool thank you, have pending order anyway haha.
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Make sure you use a top plate on the flushed drop through. Not sure if that’s the truck itself or a riser.
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That’s a dropped truck, then I use shredlights mounts below as cheap high quality anti-sinking pads.
Here I am testing worst case (sorry for the dirty) ground clearance.
Dropped trucks + 83mm wheels. With a BB DS enclosure, fits two 30Q’s in boxes(39mm) in the middle and an IMAXB6 (32mm) under the end.
Anyone know if that is acceptable ground clearance? really not a lot but if I go up to 110-160mm wheels the problems go away I’m sure.
@torqueboards perhaps I should pick up a pair of those top plates from you for one of these, is the price posted somewhere here?
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@Fosterqc not yet, no. Email for now 
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I did a drop through mounting for the @Boardnamics baseplates, with @RipTideSports backing plates. Took some dremeling to avoid the hanger hitting the backing plate but now it is rock solid.
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Shit NVM I thought they were belts… I got em…
Those was some heavy belts I thought.
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That’s one sweet looking tb40 I have to finish my daughter board before I start on mine.
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@movation Two sweet looking TB40’s actually!
I’m trying to get one ready for a test but I ran Into an issue with a insert hole
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knew it wasn’t a great sign when I could screw the first one in mostly by hand.
So I should just glue this one in?
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You are supposed to epoxy those in. @torqueboards has some instructional videos about that.
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You could use m6 inserts
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