KNOW GOOD SHOCKS FOR RC10GT??
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KNOW GOOD SHOCKS FOR RC10GT??
I have the GT (NOT the new GT)
my rtr shocks are leaky,
anyone recommend any solid upgrade for racing that will hold up better?
-w
my rtr shocks are leaky,
anyone recommend any solid upgrade for racing that will hold up better?
-w
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RE: KNOW GOOD SHOCKS FOR RC10GT??
hate to sound like a fool,
but can anyone email me a link or part # for the factory team shocks?
i cannot seem to find them on Amain hobbies, tower hobbies etc...
thanks in advance!
but can anyone email me a link or part # for the factory team shocks?
i cannot seem to find them on Amain hobbies, tower hobbies etc...
thanks in advance!
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RE: KNOW GOOD SHOCKS FOR RC10GT??
Tower has them. They are the blue anodized ones. The same shock body is for the RTR and the factory team kit.
Like ICrashThings said in his reply, maybe you don't really need new shock bodies. A new set of unobtainium shafts and a rebuild kit, and you could be back in business!
Not to say you couldn't have an extra set of shocks laying around....Might be nice if you wanna change from offroad to some pavement action, just slap on the street shocks when you switch to street tires, and GO!
Like ICrashThings said in his reply, maybe you don't really need new shock bodies. A new set of unobtainium shafts and a rebuild kit, and you could be back in business!
Not to say you couldn't have an extra set of shocks laying around....Might be nice if you wanna change from offroad to some pavement action, just slap on the street shocks when you switch to street tires, and GO!
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RE: KNOW GOOD SHOCKS FOR RC10GT??
Take them apart check the o-rings and make sure they are put together correctly. If the o-rings look good and they were built correctly you may have a bent shaft. Take it out and take all the pieces off the shaft and roll it on a flat surface. If it rolls funny replace it. If it rolls fine and the o-rings are good just make sure they are built right.