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Old 03-20-2017, 01:24 AM   #41
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I'm wondering if these will work for the scx10 2 shocks. Axial Racing - Shock Diaphragm 13x4.5mm (6pcs these are from the yeti kit Icon shocks.
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Old 03-20-2017, 02:59 AM   #42
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I'm wondering if these will work for the scx10 2 shocks. Axial Racing - Shock Diaphragm 13x4.5mm (6pcs these are from the yeti kit Icon shocks.
No that link says they fit XR10 and Wraith which are a larger diameter.

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Old 03-20-2017, 10:52 AM   #43
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Just did the buttery smooth on my rear shocks. Made the rears a whole lot better. I made sure I got that great too. My shocked leak like a siv but greasing the lower prongs has help a lot. I also set my rear shocks at 93mm instead of 90. Nice difference


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I'll have to try this.
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Thanks for the help detail. AE kit is around &7 shipped so still not to late to use the AE ones.

Very hard .... bad rebound effects, difficult to bleed properly.


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I'm wondering if these will work for the scx10 2 shocks. Axial Racing - Shock Diaphragm 13x4.5mm (6pcs these are from the yeti kit Icon shocks.
SCX shocks are 10mm ..... you would need 10x ***mm
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Try AE 18T shock bladders, P/N 21190. We've been running them for years in comp trucks, and it's night and day compared to stock.
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I have tried both the Duratrax and AE parts listed above and I couldn't get either one to work properly. The Duratrax bladders are too big. The AE bladders in the 21190 kit fit but they are a hair too small. Once i had my shock assembled with the AE bladders I noticed the bladder gets sucked into the shock body when I extend the shock. While testing on my bench, I could here a little "pop" sound through the hole in the cap, and then I have an oily mess. Still searching for a bladder that is right between the Duratrax and AE parts mentioned.
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One thing to check is that the top of the shock shaft isn't contacting the bladder on compression. You might have to put a small external limiter on the shock shaft.
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I have tried both the Duratrax and AE parts listed above and I couldn't get either one to work properly. The Duratrax bladders are too big. The AE bladders in the 21190 kit fit but they are a hair too small. Once i had my shock assembled with the AE bladders I noticed the bladder gets sucked into the shock body when I extend the shock. While testing on my bench, I could here a little "pop" sound through the hole in the cap, and then I have an oily mess. Still searching for a bladder that is right between the Duratrax and AE parts mentioned.
I picked up a set of Traxxas 1/16 shock bladders last night. Measuring with my eye-mometer and a ruler in the hobby shop, they look like a perfect fit.

I'll post back with a follow-up and a part number after I've had a chance to try them..
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I picked up a set of Traxxas 1/16 shock bladders last night. Measuring with my eye-mometer and a ruler in the hobby shop, they look like a perfect fit.

I'll post back with a follow-up and a part number after I've had a chance to try them..
Thanks. I was going to try the Traxxas 7062 bladders next.
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Thanks. I was going to try the Traxxas 7062 bladders next.
Yeah, 7062, that's what they are; couldn't remember the pn when I posted..

I'll test fit one tonight and let you know..
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The 7062 are a little smaller then the duratrax ones so they should be perfect fit.
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Thanks. I was going to try the Traxxas 7062 bladders next.
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The 7062 are a little smaller then the duratrax ones so they should be perfect fit.

I didn't have time to fully test fit them last night but I was able to try it in the shock cap..

It fits into the cap exactly as I would expect it to, I'm pretty optimistic that this is the right fit.

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I didn't have time to fully test fit them last night but I was able to try it in the shock cap..

It fits into the cap exactly as I would expect it to, I'm pretty optimistic that this is the right fit.

Did these work? I'm heading to the hobby store today and just wondering if I should pick these up.
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Thats the 7062? They look a little to small, they should fit the whole cap.
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Did these work? I'm heading to the hobby store today and just wondering if I should pick these up.
I probably didn't catch you in time, but yes they fit perfectly.

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Thats the 7062? They look a little to small, they should fit the whole cap.
Yes, that's the 7062's. They actually fit tighter than what the photo indicates, I think they fit perfectly. They do fill the whole cap quite nicely.

I've got all 4 of my shocks done and I'm quite happy with the results; they definitely feel plusher and smoother with less stiction. Now just to wait and see if they start leaking out the bottom caps again...




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I probably didn't catch you in time, but yes they fit perfectly.



Yes, that's the 7062's. They actually fit tighter than what the photo indicates, I think they fit perfectly. They do fill the whole cap quite nicely.

I've got all 4 of my shocks done and I'm quite happy with the results; they definitely feel plusher and smoother with less stiction. Now just to wait and see if they start leaking out the bottom caps again...




More pics on my Instagram (rc_by_quesodeldiablo) if anyone wants to see but I can't be bothered to jump through the hoops to get them posted on here..
Use the tapatalk app. No hoops to jump. Just select the pic and hit upload/send and it's there.

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I have tried both the Duratrax and AE parts listed above and I couldn't get either one to work properly. The Duratrax bladders are too big. The AE bladders in the 21190 kit fit but they are a hair too small. Once i had my shock assembled with the AE bladders I noticed the bladder gets sucked into the shock body when I extend the shock. While testing on my bench, I could here a little "pop" sound through the hole in the cap, and then I have an oily mess. Still searching for a bladder that is right between the Duratrax and AE parts mentioned.
you can slightly stretch the ae bladder by simply pressing it on a piece of glass let sit for 5 minute then it would be perfect. one my ae bladder was a hair too small and i did this trick it worked out great.
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Does anyone know of some X-rings that fit the lower seal section of the shock body?

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