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Old 07-01-2008, 02:22 PM   #1
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Default Berg + Zero + Berg Shocks .. what oil ?

Any advises on what oil weight to use on a berg with the zero chassis and the berg shocks ? (standard rig, tires, etc, just zero chassis instead of stock)
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I wouldn't recomend running the berg shocks at all. 90mm shocks is what it was designed for, but they will work. I can't promise good results though. The stock oil should be fine.
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I wouldn't recomend running the berg shocks at all. 90mm shocks is what it was designed for, but they will work. I can't promise good results though. The stock oil should be fine.
good to know, what are some 90mm shocks ? can you give me some examples (are the losi crawler shocks 90mm ?)

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I recommend these from JP CUSTOM RCs.

http://www.jpcustomrcs.atomicshops.c...79/4462031.htm

I'm running them on my Zero.
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I recommend these from JP CUSTOM RCs.

http://www.jpcustomrcs.atomicshops.c...79/4462031.htm

I'm running them on my Zero.
Yeah, saw them, looks good, was wondering if other companies like HPI, Losi, Hobao, etc do some, so I can get them here in the UK
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I use these. http://www.jpcustomrcs.atomicshops.c...79/4462031.htm
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I use the slightly longer version of this shock in a droop front end with excellent results.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXM700&P=SM
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ok, I got some 90mm loi shocks with loi white springs

what shock oil do you guys recommend with this setup then ?
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15 wt.
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Any advises on what oil weight to use on a berg with the zero chassis and the berg shocks ? (standard rig, tires, etc, just zero chassis instead of stock)
I run the stock shocks full droop, internal springs and 3/4" fuel line stoper out side for ride hight. 35wt front 70/35 (about 1-2mix rear)


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wow, thats thin .. thanks, I will try it
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