Only thing that concerns me with the AT on torqueboards drives is the lack of torque ironically. I don’t think it’ll be a big deal on my 4wd but idk about 2wd
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Yeah ive boiled it down to 75kv or bust for the AT wheels, im only 160lbs and the hills arent crazy… should be fine? I hope?
I can sort of compensate with amps, that battery can do higher amps safely… doesnt mean I want to though
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Yeah that should be alright, you don’t wanna ask me about amps tho lol I max the slider on the unity settings for everything
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That’s the way to go 
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If I may add. The pulleys I used for foamies had a little slop. May want to shrink over the prongs to get a nice tight fit
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My pussy ass evo running @60 motor and 50 battery amps 
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Pff weak my hyper mode boosted stealth can take that
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I know 
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I’ll put that on my gooch in pen and display it for them. Perhaps we can work something out
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I’m pretty sure by doing that you’ll have access to a new set a foamies every week for the rest of your esk8ing life
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Why is the range worse? It is the pattern “treads” or the soft durometer in general?
It’s the 120mm lol
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The size/weight in addition to what I would assume as higher rolling resistance in relation to the softness of the wheel. Basically just trading a little range for grip. A fair trade in my opinion.
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where did you find this? :o
Cant find it in their site
The rough stuff 78a are good compare to the harder 85a.
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Does anyone have an STL or similar file for the core? I’ve noticed the spokes are slightly bigger than regular ABECs, and I’d like to print out some pullies for my foamies, but I’m awful at 3D modeling.
You can just 3d print regular abecs and heatshrink the ends, it’ll be a snug fit
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I appreciate the link, but I not only want to print my own pulleys with 44 teeth, but I also want to customize my elofty adapters and print a version of those as well 
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