Haven’t hit top speed yet but in theory this should hit 27MPH. These PsychoHubs are really balanced at high speeds even with the trucks fairly loose. The tires handle pretty well in the dirt. I have plenty of clearance and I can interchange the wheels with 97mm flywheel clones.
I’ll try to get a video as soon as I can.
Do you have a close up pics of the drive train?
I’m working on a very similar setup
Did you have to put 10mm bearings in the psychohubs?
Also how did you fill in the drop through holes?
I assume you got the 177mm axel trucks.
What’s the total length of widest part of the axel tip to tip?
Sorry for all the questions
Awesome @mccloed! Do you use all of the space in the custom enclosure to fit the battery, VESC, and (I assume) a BMS? Also, why did you select TKP vs RKP?
Yup. Pretty much used most of the space. This board is only 38" long. I chose the TKP’s because they carve a little better than reverse king pin trucks. This is especially good for off road, in my opinion.
Yup. Using FOC. I’ve only put about 10 miles on it, so far. But the first three were pretty hard miles on dirt and grass to test the strength of this set up.
@nmagz3, I plan on using it on packed dirt and grass. Worked great last week in AZ on the side of the road. Went into some small rocks and it went one way and I went the other.
Do you have some sort of spacers between the wheel pulley mad the hub?
And did you have to drill out the hubs to fit 10mm bearings or are the outside diameter the same as standard 8mm skate bearings?
Also thanks for all the links in your first post it really makes it easy to research gear.
Hey @Bender, they are 3/4" standoffs and an extra bolt to space the pulley out a little. The bearings are specific 10mm bearings and are the same diameter as 8mm bearings. These came with the surfrodz.