Motor plate or clamp
answer to both is no but you can get the motor plates from
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N thatās how you do it.
Order now ask questions later. You sr are badass 
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There are 2 of me now 
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Double the bullshit
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Closest you can get to liking your own posts.
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I do not. Just 10 to 8 
They can hold shoulder bolts no problem however.
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Ohhhhhhh intriguingā¦ I see what you did there 
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@Boardnamics thanks for fast shipping even though we live in the same metro area and will likely skate on Saturday.
Donāt ask why that evolve hanger looks like that.
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@Boardnamics
Excellent work on these hangers, Iām really impressed with the quality
The 10mm step is an almost perfect fit for evolve hub + pulleys with the support bearing. Should work fine with an inverted nut
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Just a cat hair short. Damn
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Are you planning on riding them like that!?
What you could do is take out the axle and put a tiny spacer when you install them so they stick out 1mm or two more. Could even be 3D printed plastic. The spacer canāt crush too much because thereās nowhere for the plastic to go under compression. Red loctite and youāre golden
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Beat me to the punch 
@CiscoV
Definitely not as pictured no lol. When I get the axles permanently secured in the hanger I might try the flipped nut method
@Boardnamics
Not a bad idea, I have some short lengths of rod that might fit in there
The hanger length shouldnāt affect turn radius; only stability and responsiveness.
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Maybe in the grand geometric scheme of things, yes. But to me responsiveness is a part of turn radius in a real world setting. Example, if I can make a tighter turn than you because I have a truck that responds fasterā¦that makes my effective turn radius smaller.
Hey Kevin is it possible to get 220mm Hangers with these new 10mm axles and the new mounts with fixed mounting pattern? I feel like 270 might be too long for me.
I am sadly out of stock on 220mm hangers The 10mm axles only fit the 270s. They are all I got
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