Hey Brad. so it turns out the bottom of the rear elofty hangar will not fit your short street bushings. It’s an extremely tight fit. The provided cone is the only bushing I got to fit.
Thank you so much!
I just wonder why not replace these cones with ShortStreetBarrels?
(seems though, that they would need be 23mm)
If anyhow possible, i would like to get it stable for speeds 30-40 mph.
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Im using the short street barrels on mine. They will not fit in the lowest bushing seat so I have to run the original cone there.
how do they ride?
Couldn’t tell you. Don’t have the board built yet. Waiting for bonus in January.
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When I had my lofty this was my setup.
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up to which speeds was it stable?
I was bringing it up close to 30 but I would recommend staying around 20-25
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I have your front setup for the rear on mine.
I have 90’s on the front and 90-93 in both spots in the rear. I weight about 120lbs. I figure it should be fine for my weight. Any higher of a duro and I feel like I wont be able to turn. I just hope running such high duro’s doesn’t kill my turning too much. This is why I’m interested in the RKP hangar for these.
Let me ask if he can sell the hanger only. My bet is it’s gona be different to persuade him. But he is giving a pretty good price of rkp sets shipped to HK. Moq 20 tho. Can probably get them with foamies for max saving.
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That’d be dope if he just sold the hangar for the rear. As I can easily use any other hangar up front. You could do a poll to see how many people would be interested in the hangar only like me.
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Measure the height of the bushings and post pictures of the bushing seats and I might be able to help
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I actually went and bought a pair because they were too good to pass on.
Mine have set screws to prevent the cans from unscrewing but my adapters are different than what esk8supply has. I’ll post some pics in the morning
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Umm, what? What was I supposed to do?
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Oh wow! I totally forgot about it. I’ll get to it today, hopefully.
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Seems to be missing the center bearing piece.
One of the pins isn’t fully hammered in. This explains why the adapter isn’t completely magnetic. I’m guessing the base of the adapter is aluminum and the pins are steel
One end of the drives. Slightly off center and unsupported. Might not be an issue?
The other end is good and I’ve checked with both adapters to rule them out.
Those pins should be screwed, take them apart and glue them with loctite or you’ll be quickly in trouble 
Same for the adapter 's screws btw
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Crap… I definitely just tried to push them in with a vice. I hope I didn’t damage the threads…
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