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145mm - Boardnamics Precision Trucks 48/33° - Pair
145mm - Boardnamics Precision Trucks 48/33° - Pair
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Specs:
- Width - 145mm | Perfect fit for 9" board with wider wheels.
- Angle - 48° / 33° split.
- Bushings - Standard.
- Rake - Yes, minor.
What're they like?
Turn and Feel -
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- Higher turn to lean ratio in the front making a better downhill oriented setup compared to no split.
- Defined center point if using insert bushings. Without, they're very flowy.
- Not very twitchy.
- These are essentially Caliber 3 cast trucks, if they were maxed out.
- A little wider than many other precisions, great for stepping up to faster freeride or sub 50 mph dh.
- The least expensive precisions on the market, only compromising on price by not including bushings that you would replace with ones for your weight anyways.
Faster riding made even easier.
These trucks were originally designed to remain stable into the 40s for e-skaters with a little less knowledge compared to a dh skater on how to handle those speeds. These trucks are extremely forgiving with their simple handling, and lack of "tippyness" via width. If you are looking to step up from cast trucks, I would look no further.
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Ships Out ASAP
We try to get you your tracking within 1-2 business days generally.
A lot of our stuff ships priority and we do our best to get you the fastest shipping at the fairest price, but occasionally shipping times may vary, because like you, we're human beings and sh*t happens sometimes. If you have any issues at all, or need something quicker than is advertised on the site, you can call us and we'll personally take care of you in the best way we can.
Shipping times vary based on the item.
For detailed shipping times, issues, or help with your order call us - (848) 444-1550
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