life-on-the-ramp

my back socks ate sagging and they r filled up to the top
so i was wondering if it would be cheaper to rebuild them are buy new ones

HighClassBasher

I would learn how to spell/type first, so we know what the heck you are talking about.
Also how about some specifics what shocks, what model r/c, ect....

jarett 92

if its a revo tighten the spring on the shock and it should return faster so it doesnt sag.

NitroVenom

Here you go: [link=http://www.traxxas.com/support/index.php?action=artikel&cat=143&id=482]clicky[/link]

life-on-the-ramp

oh i forgot its the stock shocks from a t-maxx

crazy maxx

Oh lol then here you go: [link=http://www.traxxas.com/support/index.php?action=artikel&cat=143&id=458&artlang=en]clicky for T-maxx[/link]

life-on-the-ramp

ok
i asked wut would be cheaper
to rebuild the shocks are buy new ones

J_Bone

My Feedback: (1)

If your shocks are sagging, all you do is add springs spacers and it will raise the rear end. [sm=spinnyeyes.gif]
Wut u sood do is figure out wear u r going to by i and look at ta cost of both...[sm=tongue_smile.gif]

tommythecat

My Feedback: (2)

To directly answer your question, rebuilding is cheaper than replacing.

Now to agree with the other guys, rebuilding will not eliminate sag. When you rebuild, all you do is replace the components that provide dampening and seal the oil in. Dampening has nothing to do with sag, unless you have a dampener wedged in there preventing rebound.

To eliminate the sag, add preload spacers or change to a stiffer spring.

life-on-the-ramp

i know adding he spacers do help but i just noticed earlier that they are also leaking
so were is a good kit to buy to rebuild the stock shocks

pinky2252s

traxxas makes one for 2 shocks