Length of the new skullaz and other questions.

Nathann

Bronze member
Does anyone know the actual length of a skullaz?

Im considering buying one as i dislike the length of my district now.

And is the envy street (the integrated envy with the cutout) normal size because i could be buying one of them instead.

What should i get and why?

Also best way to cut a district down and drill the hole and make the brake thing bigger so the brake works after being cut down.
 

Billie Rainbow

Silver Member
i think they actually used the benj deck tooling for it, they look as short as the benj model was, dont quote me on exact measurements tho.
 

Nathann

Bronze member
i was actually hoping you replied.
thats what i was thinking i think i may buy one.. but don't want to spend my money for no reason.
 

RiccardoM

Steel Member
If you want a deck with pretty much (in fact, I think they're the same dimensions) the same dimensions as the BenJ deck get the AOSV2 Street.
 

Nathann

Bronze member
i asked district on facebook, they said same size as dk2..

Billie measure it?

Is envy really going to be worth 180?
 

Broccoli1

Bronze member
Limited Edition "Skullaz" Deck
6061 T-6 Aluminum
T-4/T-6 Heat Treated
High Quality Epoxy Paint
82.5 degree Head Tube
4.3" Wide
21" Long
2.65 Lbs
3 degree Concave
Brake System Included

District Deck DK2-I "BLACK"
6061 T-6 Aluminum
T-4/T-6 Heat Treated
High Quality Epoxy Paint
82.5 degree Head Tube
4.3" Wide
21" Long
2.65 Lbs
3 degree Concave
Brake System Included

Just the specs from District- don't actually have a Skullaz to measure
 

Broccoli1

Bronze member
Also best way to cut a district down and drill the hole and make the brake thing bigger so the brake works after being cut down.

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Not the best way but it will work and may work for cutting the angle on the drop outs- don't know the angle.

Decks are aluminum so a wood saw will cut it no problem.

1/2 Round File will work for making the Brake thing bigger.

Drill Press would be ideal for drilling new holes so the line up correctly.
 

Vito

Bronze member
no, better take it to a place with a mill, use 35mm cutter to prolong the the brake thing.
to cut the deck itself use angle grinder for a rough cut, leave 1 mm extra, then use a mill for a neat edge
+ you don't really need to cut the angle on the dropouts, they look nicely the way they will be, juat round them with a file
 

Broccoli1

Bronze member
no, better take it to a place with a mill, use 35mm cutter to prolong the the brake thing.
to cut the deck itself use angle grinder for a rough cut, leave 1 mm extra, then use a mill for a neat edge

You don't need a Mill and cutting AL with an abrasive cutoff wheel just makes a mess.

I've cut lots of Aluminum.

You can cut a deck at home in the geerage.

A kid at the local dod the same thing to his V2i.
 

Broccoli1

Bronze member
idk i used a milling machine, the deck looks perfectly

Yes, a Mill would be GREAT but not everyone has access to that type of machinery and since this is pretty much a straight cut, it is not difficult to do with a regular handsaw.

I'm just trying to provide an easy method that any kid can do.
 
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