What size trucks would i need for this deck?
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The trucks I use are Gullwing longboard trucks. They are 10 inches wide I believe from but to nut. Hight wise they are almost 2 inches and I recomend at east a 1/4 inch risers. I use 1/2 inch and they work very well for carving and shock obsorbtion. Go to your local skate shop and they will hook you up!
2252743
It will fit in the slot more than likely but deck might wiggle around or move if not screwed in the proper way. Your best bet is to get install kit if it doesnt come with one.
1740830
A tad more space than Insanity due to the ladder usage. I'd say a 8'x8' should suffice. Enjoy.
1209643
I'm not sure how big that deck is. I know it handles a standard deck and maybe just a little bit wider but that's all.
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I can't say for sure -- I haven't tried a deck that size (and don't have one to try). Thinking about the way it works, though, my guess is it will handle them fine. It basically has a couple of rubber wheels that pull the bottom card (or two or three) off, so it probably would.
1797082
The deck (the actual wood part) has smaller dimensions than a normal sized board. Trucks (metal axles that hold wheels) are sized to fit width of deck.
1129385
My guess is it should fit. Most of these decks are manufactured with keeping costs for production down and replacement parts in mind. As long as it has a 5 hole mount, you should be good.
1368795
I put mine on a deck foundation using 2 by 6's for support and then deck boards on that. I did put 4X4's in concrete on all 4 corners and bolted the 2X6's to the 4X4's. Make your wood deck sturdy and keep working to keep it level and you should have no problems supporting the weight.
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Personally, I would purchase some standard trucks to fit standard 8mm bearings, because in the long run, your bearings can break, get dirty, or you might just want faster ones, and it would be much easier for you to find bearings, wheels, and bolts in that size, and there's more variety in the 8mm size. I don't really understand, do 8mm or 7mm not fit your trucks as in their bore is to small?
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I asked that same exact question to the seller, they told me any standard two din Kenwood, pioneer, Clarion...etc would fit. Don't quote me on that because I still have yet tried to install any deck on it yet.
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They probably won't work, because your board would touch the wheals when you turn ... Unless you get some super thick spacers between the deck and trucks?Or... I guess you could "shlongboard" it and mount the trucks on the ends.
1367654
Each panel is about 45 inches wide. My finished 7 panel unit is 7' 7" by 11' 4". A 7 panel unit will fit nicely on your deck. An 8 panel unit will be too long.Reynold
125005
I would go with a 1/8 scale motor. This one is for 1/10. Works great on short course trucks, not monster trucks..
1032850
You will need (54) 2X2X8's (actual size though are 1.5X1.5X8' - found at any local lumberyard) Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks. ezframeup
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I would get a different board honestly. This thing has way to much flex that it was scratching the ground in the middle even with 1/2" risers which eventually led to it snapping in half. To answer your question though any standard size longboard trucks (9") with 70mm or bigger wheels will work.
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Depending on height of truck bed, you will need different lengths. I had full size Silverado with HD suspension and used 8 ft boards. They worked OK, but were a little steep on level surface -- 10 ft boards would have been better. I think 8 ft would work fine with regular suspension / height truck. With smaller truck, 6 ft boards might work OK, but 8 ft would be better / safer
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It comes preassembled. No need but you might want to get new trucks and wheels. The deck itself is great, though.