Lowering drop through boards?

[Iron Lion]

I've seen a few pics of people who have lowered their drop-through boards using nylon washers, and similar devices... I was wondering if anyone could tell me where/what size of washers to get, or if there is a better option for lowering a board of this nature. Thanks

[AJ]

You can use any washer that fits around your hardware without rattling, just bring a bolt to the hardware store and stock up.
This is the simplest way to play with angles and lower your drop-through set-up.
if your too lazy to go to the nearest hardware store you can use speed-rings from your trucks but they rattle and flop, then get compressed.

You can get a Khiro angled Rail riser kit, like what we use on slalom set-ups, that would be much more precise than fooling around with washers.

[8sacred8]

wait, he's just asking about lowering, not wedging, right?
if this is actually the case, mate:
just get a (some) 1/8" shockpad(s) and trim it (them) to fit at whatever height
you want.

or am i totally missing the point of this thread?

g'luck.

[spikedfro10]

You can use any washer that fits around your hardware without rattling, just bring a bolt to the hardware store and stock up.
This is the simplest way to play with angles and lower your drop-through set-up.
if your too lazy to go to the nearest hardware store you can use speed-rings from your trucks but they rattle and flop, then get compressed.

You can get a Khiro angled Rail riser kit, like what we use on slalom set-ups, that would be much more precise than fooling around with washers.

AJ is right on the money with this, you can pretty much use anything that will be solidly (is that even a word) in between your deck and bolts.