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Old 03-24-2016, 05:59 AM   #21
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A little bit of time on it last night to finish up the steering and got the RC4wd wheel wideners popped on to allow for the needed clearance.
Shocks, well 2 are not leaking but 2 are so I'll add a bit more thread tape to them & recheck again tomorrow.

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Old 03-30-2016, 04:30 PM   #22
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Update on the shocks, well 2 are decent but do wheep just a teeny eeny bit but 2 others you can see oil running out after approx 8 hr. Looks like the o-rings are the culprits so I don't recommend these scale looking shocks for the rig if you want something that is a quick assemble & go kinda thing. I ordered a set of Pro-Line 95mm shocks & will try to match the size of the bad o-rings with a silicone style I use in the short course truck shocks.
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Old 03-31-2016, 01:18 PM   #23
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Where did you set the rebound on the shocks? Or where did you attempt to atleast? Fully extended? just curious cuz im running my truck with oil shocks and leafs.
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Old 04-02-2016, 07:46 PM   #24
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I set the rebound at approx. 1/2 just to go with. Proline shocks arrived & will be going on the rig tomorrow. The scaler shocks have been drained & set aside for now, it's time to get this rig under power once again
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Old 04-22-2016, 06:08 PM   #25
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Been awhile since I updated but here it is. Got Proline scaler shocks on it, the crawlster kit, the wideners, the gearbox, all bearings, wheels & tires all finished up, the electrics in & operational, slapped on the old bumper I had from last year. Now i'm not sure if I'll go with Jed driving the sawback body again or I really like the challenger/cuda body. I did drive it w/o body on the rock garden in the yard & WOW BANG ZOOM what a different machine this rig is! Did not like the battery tray I had made for above the servo so will revamp that for better results & a little lcg.




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