Probably a couple weeks. Around new year it was around 3 weeks. I have a new set of 4GS on the way and I’m just having it all sent together
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I did analysis on cad, it was showing solid as mymountain board truck…but personally i don’t think it is accurate enough, due different treatments and steel.
i been seeking new material for the axles, the new triplelinks is going to use completely new type of steel for manufacturing the axles.
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Could I request a tunnel riser version? 
Sure. How tall would you like it and approx how large of a tunnel?
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Here are a couple quick ones I made. Both are 10mm tall. Included are the .step files so you can chop them up as you please!
Triplelinks 10mm Tunnel Riser.step (71.5 KB)
Triplelinks 10mm Tunnel Riser.stl (270.9 KB)
Triplelinks 10mm Y Riser.step (96.2 KB)
Triplelinks 10mm Y Riser.stl (572.4 KB)
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Question. Would there be a benefit to just replacing my front trucks with 3link?
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Imo, the front truck is 80%+ of ride feel, rear is tour rudder.
I currently srb HD up front spaced out to be slightly narrower than the bn220 rear.
Ill flipflop from that and a savage tkp up there occasionally.
Imo its a good way to test the waters b4 diving in the deep end and replacing the while drivetrain.
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That’s what I was thinking. Probably getting a set and change the front of both thane and pneumatic board before real commitment and new build.
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Thane on 3links is quite fun.
Holding high speeds was too easy that I delammed quite a few.
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I think I got it to where I want it feels right for a trampa style deck. Turning radius is
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You might want to double check with Ean to make sure the angle you have the truck sets are going to work with mountain board geometry.
yea i was about to say the exact thing looks kinda unstable or very loose for sure id say!
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It might be a trick of the pictures, but it looks like you have steeper radius rod angles in the back than the front. You probably want the back flattened out a bit, and the front a bit steeper. Looking like a super fun build. Can’t wait to hear how it rides!
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That’ll turn like a pallet jack
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Got to get my board out today for the first time and I am really liking these so far. Not many miles on them yet, but first impressions are very easy to ride, turn, and stable. I have my front set at 30°, rear (reverse mounted) at 24°. 90A and 87A fat cones. Can u-turn in the street. Great first impressions @Ean.esk8
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This can’t be right. The back looks steeper than the front for sure. The front looks like it can’t be much more than 10°.
Am I misunderstanding what’s going?
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I think it’s the angle the photos were taken at. Based on Ethan’s diagram it does look like 30/24.
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