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Carver C7 Hollow surf skateboard truck set.
This is the signature truck that started it all. Still the smoothest turning, fastest pumping surf truck ever, it's at the leading edge of true surfskate performance. The patented second axis of this front truck not only increases the turning radius of our carve, but lets you snap the nose and pivot your turns off the tail. This dynamic creates thrust and drives you forward with increasing speed. The striking similarity to surfing performance has made the C7 the choice for surf training by pros and ams alike.
This painted collection also features hollow axles and kingpins, making this generation of Carver surfskatetrucks our lightest and strongest yet. And weʼve introduced the new Spring Locknut, a custom spring nut with a nylon lock ring so no matter howhard you pump, your tension setting holds fast.
The C7 Truck Set includes:
- C7 Truck System (C7 front, C2 rear) - Coal Satin.
- (2) 3/16" Gasket Riser Pads.
- 1 set of 1 1/2" Black Hardware.
Trucks: C7.4 Front Truck, C2.4 Rear Truck
C7.4 Bushings: Top - 0.375" 95A Conical= Bottom - 0.55" 95A Barrel
C2.4 Bushings: Top - 0.58" 89A Conical= Bottom - 0.65" 89A Barrel
Risers: 2 Risers
Hardware: 1 1/2" Black
Lifetime Guaranteed Components: Hanger, Arm, Base
Axle Width: 9"
Truck Height: 2 7/8"
Material: Aircraft Grade, Industrial Recycled A356 Aluminum, heat treated to Rockwell T6
Mounting Instructions.
When mounting your new Carver trucks, bolt the standard truck at the tail of the board as you would any typical truck, with the kingpin and bushings facing towards the center of the board, and bolt the C7 on the nose.
Bolt the front truck to the nose of the deck with the kingpin and bushings facing inwards towards the center of the board. The rounded end of the truck with the arm bearings faces towards the front. People often ask about mounting a C7 to the back as well, but this is not very practical. The stable pivot of the back truck is an important component of the system, and without it you compromise control, like riding a surfboard without fins.