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getting too pissed off at my venture 5.2L not turning, considering getting thunder 147s. When it feels good it feels good but god when im running off the board every time I try to pull a u turn it feels like its not worth it.
My most skated truck is thunder 149, axled 2 sets, but I want to skate smaller board/trucks. This was my third pair of ventures. I had 5.6, 5.0, and now 5.2L. I probably skated the 5.6 the most and they felt the most palletable to me but the 5.0 I literally skated one session and had to take them off because I was going into primo just trying to fucking turn around lol. I just have too many sets of trucks now to really justify getting another.
I skate 5.0 (and 5.25) lo’s. I have no idea what you are talking about. Or, more accurately, I do not believe you.
I recall the Lo's not having as good a turn, I'd stick Bones bushing in there to solve the turn.
Honestly don’t even need the bushings , just that flat washer makes such a difference
Imo the lo’s turn fine. With stock bushings, and flat washer. They need to be adjusted to be looser, and broken in. Bones bushing also work well, especially with the flat washer. Stock bushing and the flat washer work well. With a flat washer, for me, I found the turn was primarily limited by the size of the wheel. Which makes sense, lo’s have less space between the truck and the wheel. Small wheels, let’s say less than 50, and lo’s set up with a flat washer turn a significant amount. Going to primo trying to turn, no. Quit cranking your trucks down hella tight and then complaining about it.
If you are out there trying to slalom or some shit, get the t-109s/00s/11s.
Now that I have gruffly implied that I think you are an idiot, peepeeboy69, yeah, 147s might work for you. They are not that much higher than venture lo’s. Some pro’s made that switch from venture lo’s to thunder 147s (wade, Lorenzo, hart etc).