They are Surf Rodz TKP Adjustable Base Plates.
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Actually they are the adjustable RKP.
https://www.surf-rodz.com/products/truck-parts/rkp-adjustable-base
It says they are unavailable though. Funny, becauae I just got mine like a week and a half or so ago.
Now I have to do something cool with them.
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Yeah they are, my bad 
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It could probably work. The board was designed for at least 7 inch tires (or the enclosure will rub the ground when you carve) so perhaps youâd also need some riser. Not sure what @psychotiller 's part is so maybe it would cover that aspect.
That would be a sick ride though
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I had the same issue with the trampa guys. Didnât want to work with us on anything. Kinda snooty.
We have been looking for a Non trampa/BMS AT deck to build with and offer for DIY. Builders here in central Texas. From all I have seen. I think we have found it. If a group buy does happen I would like to be part of it. Itâs an excellent deck and a great enclosure that can can hold a battery as big as you want. Regardless I will be get at least one for a build. I have some rims that would look great on that board. Excellent work guys. This is the innovative stuff that fuels what we want to do for the DIY community. Bring quality innovative products that are customizable at a descent price. Exciting stuff
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It was just a (you again. Itâs been done vibe) I really wanted to work with some of there stuff. Didnât want to hear it. But no hard feelings, just wonât work with there stuff.
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Some companies treat the esk8 market like itâs saturated and where incumbents battle market shares. And hence protect their turf. Rather, we know esk8 is a very nascent market and that it will only expand in the coming years. We think itâs best to join forces with the DIY community (where we got started) to listen, discuss and develop innovative solutions. Because here is where the passionates are.
Just 2 different mindsets.
Weâre eager to see your wheels 
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Impeccable design. Ordered! Stoked to compare with my Trampa.
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Dammit, I wanna buy one of these things! You guys are gonna get me in trouble with the wifey 
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Thank you. I think our drive to elivate the industry comes from the same flame.
I am eager to ride one of your boards after I build it of course some time in may. I will have a last minute order at the end of the month for one.
I anticipate having a small number of a first run on the rims. So we can send them out for reviews and General vibe and response before we decide our course. I think a black and silver would look sharp on your board.
Your on the list.
Thank you guys for doing it in the community instead of out.
I think itâs time to up the game and your taking it next level.
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I was considering getting a Trampa and doing a street carver build, but upon seeing this gorgeous design, and with Trampas recent Fuck up with Frank talking like a crazy person and trying to bully anyone making a HW 6 VESC, I am pretty set on your board and enclosure now. I want to do a 4WD build, but, I was wanting to know how this board looks with some abec 11 107mm wheels or similar. Do you have any pics of this board and enclosure with PU wheels, not pneumatic ones?
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Yup, Ive wanted to start a MTB build too, but definitely donât want to go the Tramp route. Besides, this thing looks wayyyy doper. Just imagine this beauty with some 6shooters!
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this is by far a much nicer deck than trampa. good choice!
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No doubt about that! This is an inspired design, simply beautiful!
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Lacroix sweetie!
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Pretty sure you would need risers with any wheel smaller than 6"
Yeah I figured that, shouldnât be too difficult to make a proper one that isnât noticeably to big.
It does look like you could get away with 6ers though⌠especially on the stiffer ones? Well I hope so at least.
Unfortunately we donât have any pictures, in all honestly, this deck/enclosure setup was designed with pneumatics in mind. As @philvanzu mentioned, you would most likely need risers to avoid the enclosure biting the ground on sharp corners or big bumps.
Should be able to make 6 inch tires work, I would probably use a small riser for peace of mind.
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