TYNEE® ULTRA x RIPTIDE Pivot Cups/Barrel APS Bushings x ShredLights SL-200 x Orangatang Caguama 77a

TYNEE ULTRA:
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tyneeboard.com
Orangatang (Caguama WHEELS):
www.orangatang...
ShredLights (SL-200):
shredlights.co...
RIPTIDE (Barrel APS Bushings):
www.riptidespo...
RIPTIDE (CALIBER II PIVOT CUPS):
www.riptidespo...
85mm Orangatang Caguama Wheels / CARVER Riser Pads:
www.longboardl...
www.longboardl...
RIPTIDE Bushings & Pivot Cups:
/ spitfireskate

[@TheRobincanuck]

Thanks for the vid I don’t think I’ll be putting shred lights on my board. I’ll get helmet one. I got the 90mm boa wheels for mine

[@Kranckys]

I copied you and god damn my board turns like butter now

[@divisionbreak]

Nice...👍🏼

[@davidrudd4869]

Is it still stable at high speeds?

[@divisionbreak]

The stability of the board depends on how tight or loose you adjust at the Kingpin Nut. You don't want to over-tighten to over stiffen the board. Neither you want it too loose as it will be wobbly. The set up there has a very well-balanced of stability.

[@wilsgrant]

Thanks for this great video. I wanted to ask, why Caliber II Pivot Cups and not Paris V3 Pivot Cups? I thought the Tynee trucks were Paris V3 clones?

[@divisionbreak]

Hi Wils the RipTide pivot cups & Caliber II are the same formular WFB Urethane in 96a offer smooth turning. But I don't know what is Paris V3 dimension. Because earlier what I did was I removed the TYNEE OEM pivot cups & took it to a skateshop to compare the dimension with what the shop had there. And interestingly the Caliber II share the same dimension as the TYNEE Ultra OEM pivot cup. I didn't compare with the Paris V3. They don't have it.

[@wilsgrant]

@@divisionbreak I see, that makes sense thank you! I actually ordered Paris V3 pivot cups intuitively, and noticed that they indeed sit more shallow in the truck because they are a bit shorter than the stock Tynee ones. Upon test riding, they felt a bit unstable as expected. So I think your spot measurement was on the money! I just ordered the caliber II/III ones you linked to try those instead.

[@divisionbreak]

​@@wilsgrant If it is a little short by 2-3 millimeters I believe it still can perform it's task wont be wasted.... Let me know too how it fits when the Paris V3 arrive. Remember to shave some candle wax into the cups too before you assemble the hangers.

[@masher1000]

Nice one, could you share how they perform? I'm interested in the distance and the overall handling. I saw you also have CloudWheels - how they compare? Maybe you can make a video about it. Thanks

[@masher1000]

@@divisionbreak yeah so fingers crossed for quick restrictions loose. Just waiting for mine Ultra with CW and wish to know how these handle and aren't them to small for bumpy roads.

[@eBoard3R]

🤙🏼⚡⚡🤙🏼 *Interestin bushin formula choice for esk8.* 85mm blue cags, best wheels in the game. Check out Zealous bearings, I stopped using Bones Reds.

[@divisionbreak]

Thanks eBoard3R⚡

[@TheRobincanuck]

Yes you need the built in washer. I got the zealous ceramics

[@eBoard3R]

@@divisionbreak built in spacer is nice but not the main reason, the main reason is the roll forever and barely need maintainance. Avoid ceramic bearings, waste of money and not useful on skateboards, like snake oil.

[@capcom4eva]

You like the new momentum hollow wheels pro?

[@divisionbreak]

I have never tried before that wheels

[@ronnie5966]

What is the advantage with Carver CX raiser pad?

[@divisionbreak]

Hi ronnie the original riser pads provided was really hard like some kind of cheap plastic material. The Carver riser pads have better cushioning and is quieter. Means it can absorb more vibration better than the original pads.

[@wilsgrant]

I ordered 36t pulleys from Tynee for these same wheels and what I was shipped are different than your kegel pulleys. Mine don't sit flush with the wheel. It's very disappointing because it makes the rear wheelbase .5 inches wider than the front. Did you order yours from Tynee?

[@divisionbreak]

Yes my pulleys are purchased from TYNEE but my wheels were bought from a local skateshop. I don't quite understand when you say yours don't sit flush with the wheels.

[@esk8escape]

What size bushings are these? Riptide told me none of theirs for the Ultra.

[@divisionbreak]

Scroll to 0:30 see the details printed there on the bushing packaging. The bushing size specification for every single model is all given at Riptide website. www.riptidesports.com/bushing-formulas/aps/aps-barrel/

[@masaakisakai6546]

Why swap riser pads? Heighten the board?

[@divisionbreak]

The original riser pads that came with the board was too hard & plasticky. These CARVER ones are more elastic & premium.

[@masaakisakai6546]

These are the most comfortable shock pads? How many inches you use? Looks very good.

[@divisionbreak]

3/16 inch = 3/16 x 2.54 = 0.47625 cm = 4.7mm (per piece). carverskateboards.com/cx-single-gasket-riser-kit/

[@capcom4eva]

@@divisionbreak thanks! How do they feel when riding? Much improved? Do you feel the shock absorption or vibration dampening?

[@TheRobincanuck]

I found the bearing for the pulley fit way to tight in the kegal pulley. Ended up breaking the pulley bearing and now can’t get bearing out cause it’s so tight. Garbage quality pulleys

[@divisionbreak]

Either the (metal pulley) for Kegel Wheels & the (plastic pulley) for the Cloud wheels I found no issues... I am very certain TYNEE will help you out with your matter.