Calling UMG10 owners! Simple question, if you built your stock shocks, do they leak? Just watched a video on the UMG10, since I have bought one but not built it yet and he says the material feels different (plastics) and the stock shocks so far are not leaking like Axials normally do. I've been unsure which shocks to buy for it, SSD, King, Pro-line etc... So I'm curious if it's worth building the stock ones or not. Do yours leak or have they been good? |
Re: Calling UMG10 owners! "My Axial shocks don't leak" - Liars |
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So true. Either that or they've leaked so much oil out that there's no more to leak. |
Re: Calling UMG10 owners! That is only true when you not use them or build.... |
Re: Calling UMG10 owners! Do any of you own one though and own these new shocks? I'm not saying they are fixed, but it's come from a pretty reliable source, he posted the video back in early May, so have asked for some follow up after more use, time will tell I guess, if he does get back to me. |
Re: Calling UMG10 owners! Just built a set. The plastic doesn't seem any different to me, but the aluminum bodies do make a significant difference over the plastic versions. Pretty nice shocks actually, titanium coated shafts, teflon pistons, clamping spring collars... not bad overall. I built this set with green slime on all the O-rings and teflon tape on the threads. Seems to work well on my plastic shocks, should be at least as good on the aluminum versions |
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Re: Calling UMG10 owners! These are not my shocks, I built them for someone else but I have had excellent luck with the aluminum icons in the past. I've got 16 of them in use, they're all leak free. It's all in how you build them |
Re: Calling UMG10 owners! Aluminum or plastic bodies, they are the same 10 year old shocks. Yes they leak. I didn't even build mine for my Cherokee kit. Straight into the trash. Get some Traxxas 90mm GTS shocks or some big bores. |
Re: Calling UMG10 owners! I have bought a set of SSD scale 90mm shocks now anyway, won't need to bother with the Axials. |
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