Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? 1 Attachment(s) So Boom Racing's Boomerang Type G's are finally ready and we think they look awesome. They perform well with the fully functional reservoirs and the looks are amazing. So with that being said, I wanna see what you guys think so far. We're constantly talking to Boom Racing, and we'd love to provide them feedback to change future variations if needed. It'd also be awesome to start a discussion on these if htere's any way you'd like to personally modify it as well. :) |
Re: Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? They do look nice. |
Re: Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? Can you provide the specs so we can better understand were they might be used? |
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Eye to eye length: 110mm Eye to eye length after total extract (hardest spring-gold): 81mm (shaft travel: 29mm) Eye to eye length after total extract (medium spring-silver): 79mm (shaft travel: 31mm) Eye to eye length after total extract (softest spring-black): 75.7mm (shaft travel: 34.3mm) |
Re: Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? Ok you've got my attention. Price? Assembled? If so what wt oil? Internal springs? |
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It's fully assembled, and it comes with internal springs. Three rates (soft medium hard), we suggest using 35 wt oil at the moment. There's also a mini spring in the reservoir, which holds a plate so that it actually pushes the oil from the reservoir back to the main shaft unit. It's a pretty sick design from Boom Racing. We're really enjoying it. The reservoir can be placed elsewhere by removing the brackets, or you can even take off that whole reservoir if you prefer it a sleeker look without the extra portion. |
Re: Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? Can we get a closer picture of one unit? Also is there a way to replace those shock ends? The ones pictured look like the same ones hot racing uses and are anything but desired. Shouldn't be too bad on shocks but totally suck on link ends |
Re: Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? Thinking about how to say thiws i notice that my English sucks, because i do not know the name for it. But i definitely would like to see a "rotating, move up and down and around ball" thing like at the install spot. Oh wait, just checked the Boomracing site for pics and i see they have it already. That makes this a useless post. However, i do like that they come in different colors. Styling is a hot issue for some (at least to me it is). Also like the idea that it comes with different springs. It would be nice if they came in a shorter length. 110mm is not a length many use. 100mm would have the interest of a bigger group i guess. |
Re: Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? Maybe try giving away a set or two if you'd like a review, I know I don't like to spend money just to see how something works when I already know how other options work |
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Re: Boom Racing Boomerang Type G Shocks: First look feedback? I am a patient man. So i will wait till they are available and see how they would do on the Nightcrawler. In terms of size a 110 will fit nicely there. |
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