RE: -OFFICIAL CASTER RACING K8T TRUGGY THREAD-
The old stock shocks were the same length as well, causing the front to sit higher than the rear, kinda figured they would have corrected that with the new shocks. One thing you can do is cut a coil or two off of the springs allowing them to sit lower. The 150 tank, I don't know, I don't have a 150 tank. Your best bet is to go to the caster forums at CasterRacingUSA.com and post your tank query there. Your sure to get an answer as the Caster company guys are always around if you need help as are the Team Drivers. If you've got the kit version of the truggy, 99% of kits don't come with wheels/tires no matter the manufacturer. Kits are generally race truggy's and with so many tire compounds and different treads theres no way a manufacturer could include tires that would work for everyone, so they'd end up throwing them away. So they leave them out to keep costs down.