Shocks
05-31-2011, 06:45 PM
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RE: Shocks
not the same vehicle but i used 1/8th scale buggy shocks on my cr-01 they are plenty long. 103 mm i belive but you can find them in many sizes and a bunch of the stock buggy shocks are really good quality and pretty cheap i got all 4 of mine for like 35 bux
05-31-2011, 06:56 PM
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RE: Shocks
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not the same vehicle but i used 1/8th scale buggy shocks on my cr-01 they are plenty long. 103 mm i belive but you can find them in many sizes and a bunch of the stock buggy shocks are really good quality and pretty cheap i got all 4 of mine for like 35 bux
not the same vehicle but i used 1/8th scale buggy shocks on my cr-01 they are plenty long. 103 mm i belive but you can find them in many sizes and a bunch of the stock buggy shocks are really good quality and pretty cheap i got all 4 of mine for like 35 bux
Cool, where'd you get them?
06-01-2011, 03:37 AM
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For approx same $ you could pickup a set of losi crawler shocks, built properly they are butter smooth and you have a large selection of springs/rates to choose from, and they are easily rebuildable with cheap rebuild kits. Could be the last shocks you will EVER need for your super.....
06-01-2011, 03:23 PM
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For approx same $ you could pickup a set of losi crawler shocks, built properly they are butter smooth and you have a large selection of springs/rates to choose from, and they are easily rebuildable with cheap rebuild kits. Could be the last shocks you will EVER need for your super.....
For approx same $ you could pickup a set of losi crawler shocks, built properly they are butter smooth and you have a large selection of springs/rates to choose from, and they are easily rebuildable with cheap rebuild kits. Could be the last shocks you will EVER need for your super.....
06-02-2011, 07:24 AM
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Cool, where'd you get them?
ORIGINAL: Shabbernigdo
not the same vehicle but i used 1/8th scale buggy shocks on my cr-01 they are plenty long. 103 mm i belive but you can find them in many sizes and a bunch of the stock buggy shocks are really good quality and pretty cheap i got all 4 of mine for like 35 bux
not the same vehicle but i used 1/8th scale buggy shocks on my cr-01 they are plenty long. 103 mm i belive but you can find them in many sizes and a bunch of the stock buggy shocks are really good quality and pretty cheap i got all 4 of mine for like 35 bux
Cool, where'd you get them?
06-03-2011, 05:38 PM
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RE: Shocks
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yes losi shocks with traxxas rod end balls on both ends, plenty of swivel and no bind. put them on my bully and they work awesome.
yes losi shocks with traxxas rod end balls on both ends, plenty of swivel and no bind. put them on my bully and they work awesome.
http://store.rc4wd.com/Gmade-ZERO-Sh...m-4_p_903.html
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RE: Shocks
they don't have threaded adjusters by looking at the pic.and they are 94 mm. the losi shocks i think are 110mm and you'll have more wheel travel/articulation. and they are 60 bucks at the lhs.
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they don't have threaded adjusters by looking at the pic.and they are 94 mm. the losi shocks i think are 110mm and you'll have more wheel travel/articulation. and they are 60 bucks at the lhs.
they don't have threaded adjusters by looking at the pic.and they are 94 mm. the losi shocks i think are 110mm and you'll have more wheel travel/articulation. and they are 60 bucks at the lhs.
