Measuring, not calculating. How are you measuring speed when riding?
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Link?
I got them directly from him, it’s on his site
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Oh, using the well-renown “ride” app
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Pffft. I thought you had done something special with a set… lack luster.
Hmm okay so no possibility of user error there (eg, using davega with the wrong gearing configuration)
What’s your battery setup like?
Running a 10s4p 30q
Hmm so sag shouldn’t be an issue either 
Asides from making sure there’s no excessive friction of the wheels and drive, I’m out of ideas
When you’re at speed and let go of the throttle, do you immediately begin to slow down?
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Yes, in fact I do! Not 100 to 0, but I definitely notice a speed “whiplash” reduction if you will when I release the throttle
The board jerks me forward a good amount when releasing the throttle. Could that allude to too much friction/resistance of the belt?
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Do your wheels free spin when you hand spin them?
How tight do you have your axle nut?
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Belts too tight and/or axle nut too tight.
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Yeah, wheels free spin normally. I’m going to assume it’s the belt… a little too tight
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Here’s how you can fix that.
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Raise you’re motor pulley
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Move the mount a little back on the truck.
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Add another spacer to the idler on the bearings side
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Add spacers to the truck axle itself.
You’re problem is that the belt is rubbing on the aluminum causing it to wear
Understood these
But what do you mean with this? Isn’t the motor pulley fixed in place?
Also buy a screw that has a smaller top profile like this
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Ah okay. Gotcha. Move the motor pulley out to the right a little more
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Thank you for the picture man! Extremely helpful🙏🏼
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