Lazy lightning |Subsonic Century 40|eBoosted SS|12s4p40t|

Haha. I appreciate it brother but it’s ok!! I just like to send @torqueboards friendly reminders about my sloppy baseplates here n there :grin:

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@CiscoV Runs away… really really fast. :running_man: lol jk Will PM you.

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Not any play that I could notice, Tom it on a spin too, overall a fantastic truck setup!

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Wow guys! Litteraly I cant believe how amazing this thing rides! OMG!!! The lower center of gravity, even just the few inches lower then an evo…absolutely incredible! Highly recommend this deck to anyone wanting a great stable riding feel. She is complete!

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So clean :ok_hand:

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Looks great man! good stuff!! I’m currently waiting on subsonic to send me a century 40 with an eboosted enclosure as well. Seeing the nice and snug fit of your loopkey mount makes me realize I may have ordered one too large to fit the enclosure :frowning: Looks like I’ll have to source a more narrow one.

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Gosh, it rides like dream! On to the next build!

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What did you use to cut the loop key hole in the enclosure

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Multitool

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FYI people. If you like what you see make sure to hit @Skyart up who now build boards on commission :+1:t3::ok_hand:t3:

Looks good brother

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Nice! You can get somewhat precise cuts if you brace the blade against something flat.

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yeah, and i had that enclosure in a vice with some rags on both sides of it, what ever you are cutting needs to be held pretty rigid in place.

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that shout out tho! thanks bro, and yes i am getting into completes, stay tuned yall!!

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Big thanks to @Skyart

This gangster ride is in its way to me in Tennessee.

It’s been a wild ride the last few weeks. I went from looking at buying something really cheap to something cheap like a meepo. From there I started looking at some of the AT boards, such as ownboard’s and a few others. Once I realized that there was this whole niche of home builders, I knew that was what I needed to do.

I almost pulled the trigger on a BKB kit, but I knew that I really wanted a longboard. It was at that point that I decided to pick up something cheap to hold me over while building something nicer. I reached out to @Skyart through reddit about his meepo v3 that was for sale. I thought about trying to grab that for a ride while building my custom. We exchanged a few messages and decided that my area to ride and my size was not ideal for hub motors.

@Skyart offered to help me gather parts for a build and then also mentioned that this build was underway. Initially I wasn’t too interested because I really wanted to build something. I mentioned this concern and Artem was more than happy to help me decide on parts and even offered to sell me a spot welder and the small parts to build a battery. A one stop shop for putting something custom together.

After looking through the build list options and crunching numbers, I decided that it didn’t make sense to build it myself. I needed something to ride now, and knew it was going to take some time to gather parts and then learn to build a battery.

It was hard to relinquish the reigns, but so far very glad that I did. We started the conversation 9’days ago and I decided on this setup the next night. A week later and the board is on its way to me. I asked a ton of questions and Artem was happy to answer and drop knowledge that I didn’t know I needed.

I’ll still build a board or two, but I’ll be riding in style while I work.

For now, I plan to ride the dog shit out of this one. If only @sender had already skinned it with some Grateful Dead imagery I would definitely be the coolest Dad cruising the block.

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:+1::sunglasses: enjoy! And welcome to the builders forum! Looking forward to seeing what you end up building!

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Damn @Skyart… pro builder now?

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Pro rookie, its thanks to amazing people like you that I can build anything lol :sweat_smile: really, if it wasn’t for you and all those long nights trying to program a vesc…wouldn’t have been possible lol.

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You might want to increase this value, especially since it’s not for yourself. The Samsung 40T are rated at 6A standard charge, so you can definitely go up to -24A and be within datasheet limits. But if I were you I’d set it to -48A because 2x the rated limit is still okay for our application.

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Think he means -20 per side

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If it’s per side, then his 80A battery x 2 = 160A is too much from that pack :grimacing:

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