Iām not gonna lie, I watched @mutantbass 's video first . Cheers for the help, I epoxy coated my last motors, didnāt realise that was called Battle hardening! Can always rely on Lee for a quality video.
Right-Bottom are more grayish/icy
Left-Up are white
Adelsonās Checker-Shadow Illusion ???
Yes; you need those inside there.
Hey Brian @b264
Since you seem to know a lot about the mini remote: can you somehow toggle between modes ?
Is there (easy) some way to have an eco / beginner and advanced mode etc?
@kook hereās a site with a ton of info regarding my silicone post. It goes in depth, mixing paint,glycerin,water into acetoxy caulking in the interest of mold making. I prefer a two part platinum based silicone, but thatās a whole other topic. https://myheap.com/casting-molding/my-heap-mold-book/chapter-8-silicone-caulk-molds.html Hope this helps!
Not at this moment in timeā¦ but the gears are turning in my head
has anyone experience with this user?
https://electric-skateboard.builders/u/billyboi
he wants to buy my hubs but on his profile you only see replies on sales threads if something is still available. And that since mid 2019
Ow boy i weigh 56kg
Should I suck it up and adjust my gear drive angles?
At 26Ā° of lean my matrix 2 baseplates contact the motors.
Do you guys ever see matrix 2 trucks leaning past 25Ā°? This is just far enough to not touchā¦
Thatās close to max imo
Depends how you like to ride - fast (stiff trucks) or carvy (loose trucks). Iād test as is. Keep the back truck stiff with harder shockblocks (or soft just cranked down a bit). Then loosen the front truck like crazy if you want more turnability. Thatās the best set-up if you want to balance stability (speed) with carvability in my opinion (even if there wasnāt a conflict).
Thanks, having never ridden these the suggestion helps me feel better about probably not destroying my motors first go nowā¦ Iāll be trying out initially with the rear de-wedged a bit with red shock blocks and a bit tightened down, with yellows on the frontā¦ Stability at speed with carvability is just what Iām going for. If the red shock blocks will provide enough resistance to never reach greater than this lean angle than I am confident in how itās set up now.
The reds cranked down will DEFINITELY prevent that much turn. Youāll barely be able to turn them at all. So Iād say youāre safe in that regard. Youāll probably need to loosen things up eventually. But it sounds like youāre starting from a good spot. Speed wobbles almost entirely come from the back in my experience.
Perfect! This is exactly what I was hoping to hear, I appreciate your help man!
PS, good YT vids too, they have been very helpful getting familiar with all this stuff.