164mm-154mm adjustable axle width, 45/25 bases w/ 5mm/2.5mm rake… I don’t think they will work for you Bro
the waterproof moonshine pro tucker is no good too 
I’ll save you the pain
Not optimal but you know never enough shiny trucks 
and agreed about the moonshine. Got a rum runner to test out, so little feedback, constantly moving your feet to have any kind of response and footing.,
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mounting space makes flex, or lack of support. With no extra weight you could move some material where it could do some good. The pivot will be rock solid, the hangar less so… I think
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That would be sweet!
so nice leathers, spicy trucks… How far do I need to travel to raid your home haha
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What axle/axle stubs are you planing to use?
same ones as surfrodz
yeah no foot stop on my v3 future…
I am thinking of the tucker as a blank kanvas like my limelite
first rock north of Antarctica…
I have a little bar I run by the coast, it can be a bit windy but when the weather is good it is paradise undiscovered, drop by I’ll buy you a drink or two 
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You got taste ma man ! v3 is sweet. little too short for me though. Otherside v2 suits me better ( I am a tall idiot )
I was so hyped for the rum runer, but meh…
Pretty to loock at though.
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after im done with uni, I am gunna travel around just to ride with people. Be careful I may turn up in 2 years
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This looking awesome.
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you could continue the arc towards the first shoulder next to the pivot if you wanted, it kind of looks like it heading there anyway or you can keep the shoulders as your steeze…
As for the bushing seat, I’d shout out to @Alphamail and ask him for his thoughts?
if you look at the following images you will see there is some relief around the bushing seat for deformation of the bushing and so bushing washers and cups don’t hit the hanger.
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the problem is solved in both in two different ways, one just removes the material (k5) and the katanas remove material at a angle to the sides of the bushing seat where lateral load is applied to the bushing as the hanger pivots towards the kingpin.
How thick is the hanger now LittleBro, and how deep are the bushing seats road and boardside? Do you have any rake?
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How will the machining of the pivoting nose proceed? I tried making this by hand with my knee-mill but the cutter for it don’t exist. I’ve only been successful in grinding it off for a tight fit with the urethane pivot cup.
flip it so the pivot nose is facing upward.
That’s what I do. But I’m thinking in terms of using a CNC since time is money on that.