tony--try the big zigs. they kick ass. when i first rode them i though they were all about grip but when i needed to throw them into a big drift, they had the most perfect drift ever. not butter smooth like a krypto, but super predictable
You may also wanna try the seismic bigvents in 79a I have then on my flushcut and they drift really nice and have grip to. it is my fab garage board.
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i dunno man, ive ridden a demonseed setup with smokies and 70mm lime zigzags and that thing slid really well and fairly predictably, took a lil muscle to maneuver but it rode awesome
I am ###### lovin the board! it's so predictable when drifting, I can keep my tuck through most corners and It's amazingly stable, I really like to set up and I plan on keeping it like that for awhile, I spent all my money setting it up I have no money to be tweakin with it. The gumballs were my only option because I wanted it set up for the sully challenge and they were hte only good wheels funhogz had. it sucks when you need new equiptment 2 days before a race in a town where there is no skate store really.
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