Orangatang Dad Bods on the Pantheon Supersonic - Will it work

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I tried the DadBods with the supersonic, fun but bad for deep pumping.
Larger Hangers made it even worse.
So fine for pushing, not fine for pumping.
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[@PaulKentSkates]

I used 3/8 ich risers in front and 5/16th in the rear and it was wheelbite free (40° bear Gen 6 130mm)
Like you said, Not the lowest set-up but still decent.
90mm wheels are probably ideal.

[@BlankofMaterial]

I run these on my Super with 165mm RPK paris with flipped dad bods in the front and 130 TKP paris in the rear with flipped dad bods, wedged, and 1/8 riser. Flipping the dads on the 165mm truck gives you the leverage of a 145mm truck. I also run orangatang purple nipples on the board side with orangatang orange cone, flipped, street side. This helps the truck to turn out, instead of in towards the board.

[@skate-horizons]

Wow, thats an interesting way to have it setup. How is the hight difference from front to back ?

[@BlankofMaterial]

It's pretty even. The deck is level. And by flipped I mean the wheels are on backwards with the rear graphic facing out. This gives me a super narrow rear with everything tucked up under the rear of the deck. I have gotten some wheel bite on the front but as it's now the less supported outer rim catching the board the wheel bite is more of a smear, and there's no stopping it.

[@suntoryjim]

Try Riptide Magnums board-side with Riptide Canons road-side to restrict the turn.

[@skate-horizons]

Hey thanks for the hint, are there compatible ones for bear trucks?
And wont that be an issue for Pumping if they deflect less ? ?

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Nice & Thanks :)

[@eBoard3R]

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