SPECIFICATION:
- Proprietary Alloy Forming Process for More Strength
- True T6 Heat Treatment for Extra Durability
- Stronger, Redesigned Hanger
- SCM440 Alloy Steel Axles
- Improved 90a Urethane Bushing Formula
- Redesigned Conical Bushing Shape
- Lighter, Reinforced Baseplate
- Redesigned SCM435 Alloy Steel Kingpins and Axles
- Hand-Poured, 96a Urethane Pivot Cups
- Matches Ride Height of Paris 50° Base plates
- 43° Base plate Marker Symbols
NEXT LEVEL MANUFACTURING
Produced using our new proprietary alloy-forming process, the Paris V3 utilizes techniques derived from casting, forging and extrusion. Thus gives the V3's a molecular structure that provides strength far beyond any other cast truck on the market.
BUILT TO LAST
Our new manufacturing process also allows us to use a true T6 heat-treatment which provides even further strength and durability putting the V3 in a class of its own.
REFINED, REINFORCED DESIGN
Paris have redesigned the hanger’s barrel and shoulders adding more material, and reinforced the baseplate with an additional support beam to increase strength and reduce acute stress to the area. They’ve even modified the kingpin making it tougher and more resilient.
Broadened hanger shoulders, increased hanger barrel diameter, and reinforced base plate support beam further increase overall strength and integrity.
ULTIMATE RESPONSE
Even the urethane components of the Paris V3 Trucks have been upgraded!
For the best response and rebound, the Paris V3s are built with a redesigned top conical bushing and hand-poured 96a urethane pivot cups providing an ultra-smooth turn, return to center and riding experience right off the shelf.
FAQs
If you want a more stability at speed, choose a 43° Truck over a 50° Truck.
180mm wide trucks are perfectly matched to longboard decks with a width of 9” to 10″
Yes, The paris trucks baseplates follow a standard hole patern and will fit pretty much all longboard decks....there may be the rare occassion that they wont fit, but id this is the case, the deck will have a strange hole patern.......not the truck.