Would these trucks be ok for a sector 9 lookout?
1868521
Hard to say - depends on your speed and riding intentions. Inhave a pair of those on a long soft deck - and Im lovin it - feels like surfing a wave. But for faster speed they might be a little bit nervous....
1868522
It would work directly mounted onto the wood drop through or top mounted, it all depends how you want the board to ride
1868523
Absolutely. Top mounting works flawlessly. These trucks really give a great feel to a "longer" long board, but they do add some flex. The longer the board you pair with these trucks the more patient you need to be as you turn. Think 8 foot spoon nose as opposed to a 5 foot thruster. If you don't get ahead of yourself and keep the board below you, you can really carve. Imagin the perfect powder day or really smooth soft water. Throw on some 78A zombies and you'll know heaven my friend.
1221076
I agree with these guys; they're surprisingly sturdy. Most Class C motorhomes are less than 14,500 lb, and the weight limit on these is 16,000, so you should be OK. I would probably put some jack stands under there after you get it up on ramps just to be safe, and don't forget your wheel chocks.
434829
They will fit, all SR9 and SR9-C platforms are the same. The front site requires major fitting, hire.a pro.
1620110
They are a generic brand of trucks. They should hold up to the abuse from someone just beginning, but not so much if lots of airs and grinding are in the picture.
1877147
No they will not. They would not be stable as the BD-9 bases do not connect.
1171958
I doubt it. They are design for stock suspension travel. The spring may not extend very well.
1644989
They probably won't work, because your board would touch the wheals when you turn ... Unless you get some super thick spacers between the deck and trucks?Or... I guess you could "shlongboard" it and mount the trucks on the ends.
1994007
I think they would. They have a pretty secure fit, but I don't think they would survive. They have a fairly delicate construction.
2087419
I would use them for garden tractors or a small quad. The snowmobile would would be to heavy and with snow and water make them heavy and slick. Go with the folding aluminum ones, you will be glad you did.
668413
Should be able to, I use them in my 1/10 scale 4wd short course trucks with no problem
1608421
Fine as long as they are not on direct heat. The frame would be good I think the engine might melt the jacket of the spliter.
369438
I would not use them for rugged roads. they are good for the price. but not great. I use them for freeway use mostly.
2175594
i put them on a john deere 455 diesel with 3pt hitch, i have no complaints, it has a 60in mower deck, we also use it to pull a 4x5 trailer, i made a small boom pole and the tires has grip enough to pull moderat size logs on the farm. good tires
36809
I installed these and they worked great for my application which was keep the truck level while loaded. They did raise the truck slightly but I dont think it would work for your application.
1970089
I don't think I would try that. They seem like they might be a little light for a vehicle of that size.
1115706
I would not try it. they are made to load an ATV but I would not walk on them trying to move anything.
456099
yea an average size is good. the trucks may need loosening, depending on how they are riding it.