Thanks for all the advice, the combination of which seems to have controled the sliding (without the offset truck, which is going on my GS board) Honestly, the knee bending has helped the most along with slightly shorter wheelbase that put my back foot closer to the rear truck and took some tortiona...

Is it common to de-wedge offset trucks like Sk8Kings modified tracker RTX? Or, should they just start out flat and tune from there?

The board is: Flexie, cutaway (no wheel bite)(and my heel isn't on the wheel either) Tracker 107 x and s wedged and dewedged 10 to 15 degrees. Stance: left over from the 70s but inching further apart. I just shortened the board and wheelbase a bit. The trucks were right on the ends of a 30" board an...

The sliding out rear wheels seems to be a common newbie or in my case re-newbie question. Mine happens pretty violently on heels-down turns, going for offset cones on asphault. Doesn't happen in tight non-offset courses. It happens but I can control it, on smooth concrete. Since super-soft, trimmed,...

"inner hole????" Real wheel base I understand; drop a line from the axel to the ground. Do manufactures quote the distance between the mounting holes closest to the center of the board? My interpretation od "inner hole to inner hole" is 3 inches shorter than the actual wheelbase on my board.(that is...