TB trucks on Hurricane deck. Deck originally has DKPs and those sit further out form the board.
What are my options?
TB trucks on Hurricane deck. Deck originally has DKPs and those sit further out form the board.
What are my options?
Higher, further, or wider are your options.
Risers, extenders, or longer hangers. Each has pros and cons.
wheels are on backwards
No that’s the right pattern for sand and gravel
Assuming wider trucks or deck mods are out of the question, risers or different wheels.
You could try some wedges
That would change geometry when risers will create distance without changing angles.
Indeed just an option
Looks like there is a lot of room on the back axel maybe some spacers
Doing that means I will need to move the motor pulley further out as well?
You could flip it, the motor pulley, might give u .25 inches of clearance
IMHO no, it would not, unless you know what’s going in inside that composite OR you added more composite, in the latter case it’d be better to just rebuild the whole ends (as @glyphiks did)
It MIGHT be okay but without knowing how this is internally, it’s hard to say. It could be light foam with a thin carbon skin at some of those locations, or it could be carbon covered wood or it could be solid carbon composite, you just don’t know.
Can you find any photos on the internets of this deck broken or cut open?
I will check but it is quite heavy, doubt there’s a lot of foam, if any at all…
Smaller wheels will solve it. Not really the right deck shape for pneumys on rkp.
You could try paris v3 baseplates. They have more wheelbase offset than most rkp baseplates, though im not sure if it will be enough.
If it were me, I’d sell those and get @Savage1 tkps which are confirmed to fit and are a great riding truck
Don’t drill that deck
Two bits of really good advice there.
As someone who isn’t even the biggest fan of TKP, I would still recommend this also.
Very expensive and I JUST got these trucks, bought used I’ll first try and make them work, see how they ride.
Fair enough!
I’d say the best option is a wheelbase extension bracket as @amanuelamanuel showed, though it should be aluminum/steel.