My first eskate build. Loaded vanguard, dual 6354 motors, Orangatang caguama 77a, Caliber II, 10s5p, Flipsky dual 4.20 plus

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It looks like the motors will fit, just hits the red circled spot. It’s not on the other site.

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I’m still gonna run a Caliber II 44 in the front. It’s fine if it’s a 50 degree on the E Caliber?

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Look up split angles. It’s actually a good thing to have different base plates

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I’m delighted to say that the build is finally done! It took so long because I didn’t have the adequate equipment for soldering. It absolutely ripped today and I am so delighted to be back on a eboard after 8 months of life without one.

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I just found this thread my build is based the same just with cheaper parts that I found around the place

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Just wanting to know if you are using 12mm or 15mm wide belts to fit on the trucks I have the hobbyking 6354 260kv motor and am about to get the torqueboards motor mount kit

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I’m using 15mm pulleys but 12mm belts. Are you worried about the motors touching?

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Yeah because the top of the motors have an attachment point for propellers like this

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For my build it was impossible to fit dual 6354/55 motors on 15mm pulleys on a Caliber II truck. I purchased a Caliber E-truck to make it all fit. I also recommend boardnamics motor mount.