Yeah, they are the same.
so i got some new ABEC adapters. For some reason on one side, it locks up the motor when i tighten the screws of the adapter even a slight bit. Any pointers?
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@Edness - Could be tightness on the bearing. You can add m4 washers between the adapter + motor to get it to clear.
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@torqueboards I seem to have something similar where one side of the DD feels like it is grinding against something and is very stiff. Like something is caught against the inside of the can? where as the other side moves more freely.
Wanted to get your advise before opening it up.
Careful, 3 sets here in France, 3 axles bend.
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Thanks Dex, that worked.
Another question, both kingpin bolt “clicks” while going side to side. Anyway to stop that and have the kingpin stay in place?
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@Edness you need to tighten the kingpin nut to your liking. Sounds like it’s loose.
@Xpress2016 Can you contact me? I’d like to check on those axles. We haven’t had any issues with axles bending.
when i tighten it to the point where the kingpin clicking stops, the bushings are completely compressed and the board can not turn.
I’m referring to the boundmotor DD.
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You got a pic of that?
Almost crashed…motor locked up. Thank goodness I was going slow!
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@EDness interesting mine grind in the same way but I haven’t finished my build yet. Will be interesting to see what @torqueboards suggests.
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That sounds no bueno
I think in his last batches of these something went wrong, wonder if he messed with the process/mfr
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@torqueboards if we buy a pair of drives what do you recommend we check and do before using
i know to loctite the hanger and motors but what else?
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Learn to fall better.
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no 130mm wheels as it would be to high
then use Orangatang Kegel wheels
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was a joke
torqueboards said it a bit ago in reply to a thread about people saying he should loctite it down himself
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