how whell would these trucks work on a drop threw board

I actually bought these for a drop threw deck; they work good; just they bring the deck up about an inch, Pros of having these on a drop deck: more turning radious, endless carving fun, they look sick nasty BC on the bottom of the baseplate it has the gullwing slithering snake logo and it says gullwing sidewinder 2 and has a grid pattern. You'll be adjusting them to get both kingpins to work together perfectly for a little bit but once you get it right its like no other truck; I kept the stock bushings BC there really good for bushings that come with trucks, there a small teenie bit on the hard side but perfect for any type of riding; there a lot more stable when made drop threw I probably brought them up to 25 30mph and I had to slow down BC I could feel the trucks wanting to buck and get speed wobbles so definitely not a downhill truck, but amazing for commuting maybe going to the mall cruising around town; good for crowded city streets BC of the turning radius; these trucks eat cracks like a monster BC it has twice the cushion (bushings; I was using 75mm 83a wheels though).Cons: it took me about 6hrs to adjust the baseplate so the bottom of the second "baseplate" didn't hit the deck (only BC it was dropthrew) and I could get the full turning potential out of the trucks, they add a little more weight BC its more material, You have to get flat top hardware and washers to mount any drop threw just a note I found that out the hard way now I have extra hardware which is never a bad thing; if your board doesn't have cutouts you wanna make sure your wheels will fit so in that case I would stay under 65mm.I just ended up buying a set of ronin trucks on eBay and have not regretted it; I used these trucks for about 5weeeks then tryed ronin's and there uncomparable, ronin's are another level of trucks; just a recommendation. If you have anymore questions FEEL FREE to ask I love helping out fellow skaters; no question is a "dumb" one skate safe brother

What's the difference between the 10 inches and 9 inches? I know that it is 1 inches, but where this measure means?

9 inch trucks are for boards 30"-36" 10 inch trucks are for 37" and longer, however they can also be put on shorter decks. I'drsonally recommend the 10" trucks because they are more versatile.

Does this come with hardware?

Hello,No, these trucks do not come with hardware.Thank you!

I got an old school board that i want to throw these trucks on. the board is 30 inch long and 10 wide. i have 1/4 inch risers. will these trucks work?

As long as you dont run too big of a wheel they should work perfectly fine. To test for wheel bite i usually put my board on carpet and do a hard lean on it and try to feel for gap or have someone help and see if theres some gap. If there is no gap you can either add more risers or buy harder bushings

Brand	Gullwing
Color	Silver
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Deck Length	22 Inches
Deck Width	8.75 Inches
Item Weight	2 Pounds
Material	High-grade alloy
Ply Rating	7 Ply
Wheel Material	Polyurethane
Durometer Hardness	Soft
Global Trade Identification Number	00888961665175
Skateboard Type	Shortboard
Size	159mm Hanger / 9" Axle
UPC	751738125441 787766597554 888961665175
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	10 x 8.5 x 3.5 inches
Package Weight	1.04 Kilograms
Brand Name	Gullwing
Country of Origin	United States
Manufacturer	Gullwing
Part Number	TKS292-SIL
Sport Type	Skateboarding

Sidewinder II Truck (Set of 2), Silver, 9-inch

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