Great! Please do let us know.
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count me in if they’re as sexy as they sound!
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If they don’t raise the ride height Brad, do they extend the wheelbase?
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Unless RipTide are thinking with portals, I think they must extend the wheelbase.
Btw, this is my theory on what I think is being developed. Mountable both above / below the deck, that’s how you can regulate the height.
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My thoughts exactly.
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That’s gonna make the wheelbase on longer decks sooooo long. I wonder if shorter decks will make a comeback with these.
Would make for a nice limousine style board. A literal land yacht.
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I predict some monster truck spuds.
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I predict kegel wheels on Lacriox Hyper trucks
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Would be cool to see a lower height option.
I’m using the 3DServisas ones and they’re great. I’m ok with a higher ride since I’m on a double stack enclosure, but if I were to change to 8 inch wheels in the future, it might get too high for comfort.
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I predict we’ll see an angled adapter made from spring steel with riptide bushings adding a somewhat adustable pseudo-suspension for channel trucks to standard skateboards…
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Fuck me I’ll take a set
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I’ve been playing with this is my head for a while… I’m just looking for some cheapish 1040 spring-steel to make my cocktail napkin sketch reality…
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A zero height angled wedge that drops through channel trucks would be interesting. The height of the added wedge gets lost in the drop through deck thickness.
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I love y’all for sure!
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Multiple mount positions to the deck and multiple mount positions on the ramp so you have some options as to height and overall wheelbase. I measure wheelbase axle to axle…the right way 
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Goddamn, how do you draw your wheels so perfectly round?
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@RipTideSports asked me to post it, so here it is.
This thread inspired me and I did a quick 3D modeling and render
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that looks incredible.
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Thanks 
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