need help with longboard set up!?
which is the better set up?
 wheels-76mm gravity 
 bearings- gravity abec 5
 trucks- randal 180 mm 
 vs. 
 wheels- bon 65 mm 
 bearings- rush abec 5
 trucks- static 180mm
wheels-76mm gravity 
bearings- gravity abec 5
trucks- randal 180 mm
You will need to measure to select the correct brake assemblies for your axles. You need to know that the brake assembly is compatible with the brake mounting flange and with the drum's diameter and depth.

I added a photo showing how to measure a hub/drum for you, 

Typically 6,000 lb Dexter axles have a 5 bolt brake flange, like part # 4-44-1, and utilize 12 x 2 inch brake assemblies, like part # 23-106. The correct brake shoes for these assemblies are part # AKBRKR-S-12.

If you measure and come up with 10 by 2-1/4 inches on the hub/drum, then you most likely will have a 4 bolt brake mounting flange, like part # 4-35, which uses the # 23-26 brake assembly and the shoes you referenced, # BP04-095.

We have a video showing how to replace the brake shoes on a 12 inch brake assembly, see link. The process would be the same on a 10 inch assembly, just different parts. You'll want to check a few details on the trailer so you can select compatible replacement parts. 

First, you want to confirm the axles' rated capacity; this should be noted on a sticker or plate on the axles themselves. Based on the info you provided it may be that you have two 3500-lb axles. Your brakes and hubs must match the axle rating.

Next you'll want to take note of the size of the current brakes. You need to confirm the diameter and depth. You also want to note their mounting bolt pattern so you can match this as well. The linked page will show you all 3.5K hydraulic drum brakes; all of these happen to be the 10 x 2-1/4-inch size with a 4-bolt mounting pattern like left and right free-backing brakes # AKFBBRK-35-D. (Free-backing brakes allow for reversing your trailer without need for a lockout on the coupler.)

With free-backing brakes you can use a standard coupler (with no reverse lockout) such as 7.5K-rated # 099-175-00 from Dexter which is a fit for 2 inch hitch balls. It bolts to a 3-inch-wide trailer tongue. You'll need a brake line kit like # 24TA-BLKIT.

For hub/drums you can use the linked page to select your wheel bolt pattern, axle rating and your bearings. New hub/drums must use the same inner and outer bearing as your current hubs. For example, if you need 5-on-4-1/2 hubs with inner bearing 68149 and outer bearing 44649 then you can use Dexter hub/drum # 84546UC3.

Please feel free to let me know the details noted above and I'll be glad to help you select the items you need. Thanks for the picture of your 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Altitude's roof! Based on that I can tell what racks will fit since it has solid black flush rails. The Rhino Rack roof rack that you mentioned part numbers # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK234 that you referenced will fit and work really well to carry a kayak carrier like the Yakima JayLow part # Y04073 which can carry a single kayak as a j-style carrier or in the upright position can carry two.

I attached review videos for the roof rack and kayak carrier as well. for l5 i’ve seen 115 to 120k base and 30-50k rsu Here's the diagram you requested. All the best!  

Greg  

![I need a serpentine belt routing diagram for a - c528ac5.gif](http://i.fixya.net/uploads/images/c528ac5.gif) ktm rc 390 features a saddle height of 820 mm which may not be suitable as per the requirement. however, we'd recommend taking a test ride of the bike in order to get acquainted with the performance and compatibility. click on the following link for dealership details and select your city accordingly - ktm bike showrooms We can help you with the items needed for flat towing your 1998 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup behind your Coachmen Class C motorhome. 

Starting with base plates, you can use Roadmaster Classic kit # 161-2 which has fixed drawbars that cannot be removed, but these do cost less than all other options. This and all other base plates appear on the linked page. I recommend sticking with one brand of base plate and tow bar to eliminate the extra cost and complexity of the adapters you'd need to mix parts from different makers. With these plates you can use the Roadmaster Falcon 2 tow bar # RM-520 and Safety Cable kit # RM-643.

For a braking system I like the Blue Ox Patriot # BRK2016. This setup does NOT require an invasive installation and it can easily move with you to your next towed vehicle since it is fully portable and features wireless operation. 

For wiring you have options that include simple magnetic lights like # TL21RK, hardwire diode kits like # RM-15267 and bulb/socket kits like # RM-155. You can refer to the linked article for more information about each type of installation.

Another article that I linked will help you select the right high/low adapter.

The curb weight of the 1998 Chevrolet S-10 pickup is 3200-lbs or less, depending on equipment, so it is within the towing capacity of your Class C's 3500-lb hitch rating. However, the online owner's manual I reviewed indicates on page 4-40 that the 2WD version of this vehicle will require special modifications before it can be flat towed, so you'll want to check your manual and/or with a local dealership. The mods probably include a transmission lube pump and/or a driveshaft disconnect kit. as per the manual 28psi in the front and 33 in the back. same with pillion. but you can adjust that according to your weight and where you ride the bike. Solution


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![image](https://q2a.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/prod/answer-four-long-current-carrying-wires-planeintersect-form-square-side-lengths-1.gif) hey [@rapha](/u/rapha) , could you try these changes on your mobile mode? this suggestion stems from the fact that your cart takes up the whole height and is really narrow.

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the result i get is the following:

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the height of the cart in px is not recommended personally, i would use either % v…