Benefits of running piggyback shocks?
05-19-2005, 02:46 AM
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Benefits of running piggyback shocks?
I was looking at the Team Integy MSR5 Super Duty Piggy Back Shocks and wondering whats better about them? I've got the traxxas big bores right now.
05-19-2005, 11:57 AM
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RE: Benefits of running piggyback shocks?
to tell you the truth, I've heard that integy shocks are crap. I've herd they bend easy, and leak. If anything, get the pro-line shocks, they look amazing 
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RE: Benefits of running piggyback shocks?
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to tell you the truth, I've heard that integy shocks are crap. I've herd they bend easy, and leak. If anything, get the pro-line shocks, they look amazing
to tell you the truth, I've heard that integy shocks are crap. I've herd they bend easy, and leak. If anything, get the pro-line shocks, they look amazing
And I heard that there Service sucks too,They probaly aren't worth the money to find out,
When theres Better Companys around.
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RE: Benefits of running piggyback shocks?
a shock reservoir/piggy back is used for the cooling of shock oil so the shock does not fade, the hotter the oil gets the thinner it gets slowly making the shock softer. i highly doubt the shock oil in a RC shock will get hot enough to fade. they are generally needed on dirtbikes, fourwheelers, snowmobiles, etc.
