wolfshark setup

hey i just got a wolfshark deck today and i put my old boards vault trucks on it but what would be better trucks to get i heard that gunmetal trucks would but you guys tell me what you run on yourdecks i want to do dh and fast freeride

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Permalink Reply by Cents on December 31, 2011 at 16:44

Are you too lazy to check that up yourself? Yes they're all RKP.

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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by ben halls on December 31, 2011 at 20:19

I use 44 calibers on a glide swallow tail Wich has similar wheelbase and width length and they have mega turn and really stable

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Permalink Reply by Max Heaton on December 31, 2011 at 22:32

dean de bortoli used sabres on his wolfy...they felt sick as! but hes like...80kg and runs weird bushings...but yes....sabres feel rad on drop thoughs and top mounts

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Permalink Reply by Kieran Harrison on January 2, 2012 at 14:10

bears would be the safest option. landyachtz boards are built around those trucks. Im thinking of putting calibers on mine, but then you have to sand out the wells because apparently they shorten your wheelbase by 1 inch. Im running 852's at the moment and just loosen my set up (flipped back hanger 47.5 degrees, venom barrells back 88a/87a, front 87a barrell 87a cone) fully for freeride or switch bushings around with all barrells for downhill.

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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by w. morph on January 2, 2012 at 15:32

if its a newer wolf shark they fixed the wheel well depth and i know who runs 45 degre plates on paris hangers and has no issues with wheel bite. run what ever u like the feel of.

also flipping a hanger does not change the angle! just changes the feel and the ride hight (+/- rake) assuming the hanger is raked.

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