unplug and hide away, keeping them soldered doesn’t really change anything except if u want to sell those motors in the future and the buyer might need those sensors 
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that is why i do appreciate the time he put into replying
thank you
I tend to learn/research in excess before i attempt any project
this is perfect — exactly what i was looking for – bullet points
thnx
Does anyone know what could be causing this? I’ve tried retightening all of the fasteners already.
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Drop a tiny piece of shaved soap into the pivot cup before you reinstall the truck hanger.
The solid kind of soap, not liquid. Paraffin or a tiny candle shaving can also work.
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Doesn’t seem to have worked 
Does more using more soap shavings work better?
Probably not
Maybe skating on it though will work them in and get it quieter.
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If it is the bushings making these noises, try rubbing candle wax over all faces which have contact to each other. This solved it for me in the past.
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Any thoughts on how to get the belt to stop walking? From my understanding this is caused due to a misalignment of either the motor mount or maybe even the set screws torque?
For reference I’m using matrix II trucks.
The pulleys I have don’t have a flange so the belt will walk all the way to the wheel and if I carve the belt will pop off the motor pulley.
Any idea where I can get one of these 15 pin connectors? JST 15 pin, 2.54mm pitch.
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Lol no clue, but if you find out make sure to let us know 
10000th post! WOOOOOOOT!
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Those are for JST EH (2.54mm pitch).
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not sure where to put this question, so i will do it here
anyone know what’s up with those chinese brand lately? some of their website just disappeared overnight, EOVAN / stakboard / boundmotor…etc, just to name a few
the “bigger” brand like meepo / exway…etc still exist, just those “not-so-well-known” brand vanished for some reason.
@BOUNDMOTOR @ReplyRetricted
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i assume the webhoster was down or something?
boundmotor and eovan websites work for me.
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so its my problem then, time to bring out the VPN and VMs 
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I’m after a deck that’s short and fat. And yes I said DECK haha.
In the 31 to 34 inch range with a kicktail is ideal and wide enough to accommodate TB 218mm trucks. Wheel arches be good. The Loaded Omakase or Coyote are options I’m considering but not sure if wide enough 
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Tayto
Kicktail on the Tayto sucks.
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I got this one
Try the 30.43" Powell-Peralta Bones Brigade Mike McGill Skull & Snake Series 10 Reissue as seen on the Blue One
The one with the “cheeks” in the front, not the smooth round nose version.
With a wheel well mod
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i got no other shortboard to compare it with, but it seems to work just fine…for me…for now…i guess 
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