I know the 5045 would fit but I got the 5065 because they had more power. I was also thinking of getting 12mm belts if it would make it work.
You could shave down the insides of your wheels to gain an extra 15mm or so but I’ve never tried and I could ruin the wheels
I do not have a lathe so that would not be someone I’m willing to try out.
You can run diagonal set up, one motor on front truck, the second one on the rear truck
I had thought about it but unsure of it
They’ll fit perfectly on these. https://psychotiller.com/product/surfrodz-tkp-trucks-with-thick-custom-quick66-mounts
Thanks for the offer @psychotiller but they are are a little out f my range and I would want an rkp truck. I will probably look to you for an enclosure though.
Like this one? haha
https://psychotiller.com/product/surfrodz-177mm-rkp-trucks-with-dual-quick-66-mounts
I have done the same thing and now thinking of mounting both the motors in opposite direction on same truck(back)
Sumbitch you have an answer for everything. I must say no as I am trying to stick to my budget so I can get more boards in for my custom boards.
There’s nothing wrong reverse mounting the motor. I’m guessing we decide motors inside the board was better probably because it protected them. I had to do reverse cause I ran out of room because of battery pack and ESC.
It’s not so much the width of the belt that causes the problem but the width of the wheel pulley.
The pulleys are a 36T 12mm
You just gained 6mm for dual motors which bring you to a total of 10mm between motors. There are 20mm difference between 5045s and 5065. Running a dual 5065s side by side is not possible.
So I’ll have to run one reversed out the backand the other under the board.
Or you could get TB 218mm trucks
That was discussed earlier in the thread
Oh sorry I didn’t know
You have more pictures of your build
Sorry for the derail 1 time