I should swap the pulleys and see what happens. But that violates my rule 1: if it works, don’t fuck with it
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Probably?
Something like this?
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Could the pulleys be “singing”, resonating somehow?
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Is it the side you stand on?
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I’m regular footed so it’s toeside
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4wd 
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Would be my choice too. But owner is happy with 2wd 12s so that’s what it’s gonna be.
Excited to get this one moving.
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What wheels and trucks do you want to use? It’s pretty hard to avoid wheelbite with large wheels, and pretty hard to have clearance with small wheels 
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TBDDs on the 110s. 46mm clearance with deck top mounted. Will be adding 14mm riptide tunnel riser for a grand total of 60mm clearance 
At least the enclosure will look pretty when its all scraped up 
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Looks sweet 46mm is bioboards clearance territory 60mm will most likely be enough. Thanks for the quick answer. I am also building on a switchblade, tho I only have 90mm hub motors for now, I will upgrade them later
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Yep. Those
For sure. Just give them enough power. Mine run at 15A max per motor (esc limitation) I think it might be even less. The batteries is a 20/24A pack with possibly a discharge limit. Still happy with the power on hills with my fat ass
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I love how these are super expensive CNC trucks and the cheapest good quality mounts
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I have a few belly draggers you learn to avoid speed bumps no biggy. Beats having a lunchbox between you feet, no offence Frank…
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Secret is cross bracing and locktite…had less trouble with these than other mounts you just have to know their pitfalls thanks again @dickyho
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The method I want to use is replace that pointed grub screw with a M5x20 screw that drives into a pocket through the clamp adapter and into the hanger so there is no change of it moving without all 4 bolts shearing off
But now that I have tried the BN precision hangers and mount’s I don’t think I will go back unless I am REALLY hurting for funds
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Thats a stellar idea and one I am going to do now.
This baby is getting BN gear drive and trucks in a few weeks…
Ideally you can get an M5 tap and use the threads of the mount as the start but that would be a lot of work and probably not worth it, just making sure there is some loctite between the screw and mount threads is probably sufficient
