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.JakeThaDug.
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My summer set up took a lot of time. If anyone knows how to get good speed can you help. http://instagram.com/winter_heat
Sep 10 2013 7:15PM
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M.M
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if you really want help put the picture on here, most people, including me are to lazy to copy and paste that and go find it
Sep 10 2013 7:17PM
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.JakeThaDug.
Posts: 757 - Karma: 4,148
I'm on mobile so +K to anyone who puts it up
Sep 10 2013 7:23PM
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cultrara
Posts: 5147 - Karma: 46,851
I've never done it, but I'm sure I can get some from my dealer.
Sep 10 2013 7:24PM
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Turner.
Posts: 1986 - Karma: 11,881
Careful man, slippery slope
Sep 10 2013 7:26PM
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.JakeThaDug.
Posts: 757 - Karma: 4,148
BUMP! +K to anyone who puts my picture in this thread
Sep 12 2013 2:16PM
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Calb3rt
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you can usually just drag and drop images/gifs from a different page into the reply area.



for speed, add some height to your drop in, and maybe make your lip a little less abrupt? i cant really tell how steep it is from the picture but it looks like one of the plastic skateboard jumps.
Sep 12 2013 2:24PM
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.JakeThaDug.
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+K but how would I add height. I would have to take the whole thing apart
Sep 12 2013 2:27PM
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Calb3rt
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well you could do that or get creative and find a way to add some height without taking it all apart or you can just leave it as is and continue to have speed issues. just ask yourself "what would be the simplest and most efficient way to generate more speed while maintianing the longevity of the set up?"

if, in the long run it makes more sense to take it all apart and build it higher to remedy the problem once and for all, then by all means do it. if you can figure out a quick and easy way fix that will work just as well as taking it all apart, like adding a block or something, then do that.
Sep 12 2013 2:48PM
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Gerome.
Posts: 1040 - Karma: 965
make the drop in 10 feet tall and you're good to go
Sep 12 2013 3:08PM
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werd.
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Stack pallets on the top of the drop in, then get plywood. screw one end of plywood into the pallets, the other end going in to your drop in
Sep 12 2013 3:15PM
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.JakeThaDug.
Posts: 757 - Karma: 4,148
Mega +K dude thanks a ton
Sep 12 2013 5:16PM
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