I think what has us all confused is that on a kingpin setup, flipping the orientation of the pivot flips the steering.
But on the NKP trucks, it’s not the orientation that controls that, rather the incline or decline of the links. Whether they go uphill or downhill relative to ground is what flips that.
WR board Steering was normal. We needed the motors out front to maintain the low Gravity Center. Rods were reversed.
I should get this up and running again.
El Mirage is calling
Hey @ProfoundMagician, there’s two Charles’ at Lacroix just for future reference!
I had a discussion with Alex about it. We’re keeping the truck/hubs/tires combo as is, it’s just how we want to sell it at the moment. We’re planning on offering upgrades for them with our Falcon Gear Drives and the HyperRim’s as well in the coming week.
Deck used has a 35deg front and 30deg rear truck mount surface.
REAR:
Will start with the rear by rotating the truck 180 deg and moving the radius rods to the road side mounting holes. Sets the motor mounts nicely out the back and keeps the rear steer at 10% of the total steering. A standard 35deg mounting surface and lowering the rear ride height will liven up the rear a bit. No mods done to the deck
Or truck for the rear. With the 30deg mount surface, Bar angle will adj 15deg to 0. Add 5deg for a normal 35 deg kick, will make 20to 5def rod angle adj.
35 deg mount angle.
Flipped the axel Radius Rod mounts to the board side and the (RR) baseplate mounts to the roadside. Front Truck mounts standard position no Rotating. Deck Mods. Wheel well clearancing and truck mounting holes moved fwd.
Front steering is very lively with 38 to 52 deg of rod Angle adj.
Hey moe question about these. My Race build is being built to be my primary ride so the trampa is getting retired to the mud. I have been wanting to switch them to chains would these wheel sprockets support chains as well? I’m having a hell of a time finding anything stateside.