Make my Lush L100 turn more like slalom trucks

[BNasty]

I bought a mini board with lush 101mm old school trucks some weeks ago. I currently use the board for sliding but i think it could have the potential of being a sort ot hybrid slalom board (though not for racing) if some tweaking was done to the trucks. I recently tried a board with tracker rts/rtx and it was really fun and now I want mine to behave more like those. Right now they don't really turn so well and the bushings are really hard so I cant loosen the front truck any more. It would be great if I could just buy some bushings and maybe some angled risers instead. I'm not looking for a racing setup, just want my trucks to be really turny and not to drift in the back when i push out of turns.

I weight about 180 and the wheelbase on my board is 19". Any help would be much appreciated. Peace

[Mile_High_Mark]

Replace the stock kingpin with a 2.25" grade-8
Replace the bottom cup washer with a flat washer
Replace stock bushings with blue or red Khiro Bitches
Run Khiro 80a wedge risers

[Sal Pic]

Yeah wedging and soft bushings. Tracker hourglasses, white or blue khiros, anything labled "soft" really.

[BNasty]

Thanks for the suggestions above. If I want to turn more with my rear foot, should I use the same setup on the back and front truck? I'm thinking harder bushings in the back and softer in the front, am I on the right track? And also a noob question: Are wedged risers the same as angled risers?

[Sal Pic]

wedged = angled

and the harder in back/softer in front is a good idea

or

same bushings all around, but with the wedges, have the fat part face the back for both trucks

[bpz]

Soft yellow Stim and a clear Radikal bushing in the front truck. Wedge it positively 20 degrees by using two soft Khiro wedges. Khiro blue barrel on bottom and a red barrel on top in the back truck, dewedge 10 degrees with one soft Khiro wedge and raise it up with a 1/4" soft Khiro riser. Mmmm, slalom.

[BNasty]

Sofa King: Your setup seems a little extreme maybe, but it could be fun
I'm going to buy a bunch of different bushings and some wedged risers and see what I can come up with. It will be my first attempt at something like this and really looking forward to testing different combinations.