Again, if you’re looking for bushings that will last a long time, get some stock ones
Orange Indy aftermarkets (92 iirc) with flush nut in my Indys works well for me. Don’t mind the medium bones either. I’m only 10st though.
just use the normal indy ones but take them out and boil them in the pan every couple of months
Lul wut?
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Lol whut whut? You’re not microwaving your bushings?
Am I in the lunch thread?
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For me and my mates it was always a toss up between baking them, pickling them or varnishing them…no, wait, that was conkers not bushings.
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aha yeah, softens them up nicely
Hanger because I like it. Couldn’t skate the shape, it’s really square. I hope Snack do a Dodge Charger one, that’d be cool.
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New Lurpiv trucks look pretty good. Not sold on the anodised finish but the general quality is pretty impressive.
Look really good from the pics , nice attention to detail. Look forward to the review
It’s all about the turn , if their like venture/film trucks that would be a shame.
What did they cost?
I don’t know the cost, they’re not mine one of the shop regulars brought them in. They look like they’re gonna turn really good the pivot is a super high angle.
Yeah I wasn’t sold on them. If you’ve ever seen Gunmetal or Randall longboard trucks they gave off that kind of vibe. I’ll wait and see what they ride like…but I have no desire to switch brands, I like Indies.
They remind me of stage 1 Indys.
Interested to hear if they turn well.
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Nice finish, they look real good
+1 for a review from someone pls
can you take a pic looking right down from overhead to see where the hanger is in relation to the bolts please?
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I’d like to try some, but realistically, I have 3 decent part worn sets of trucks in the garage. Should last the rest of my life.
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