losi micro trail trekker springs? what springs can you use on the trail trekker i was thinking micro t but i dont really wanna buy them unless im shure because they would just go in the trash |
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Re: losi micro trail trekker springs? I have a set of micro T desert racer shocks. (ones with the small bracket on the bottom the large one is the trekker shock with an X-mod stretched spring on it. you can find xmods shocks and parts on ebay still. http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7beb7ee7.jpg the micro T stuff is good if your going scale. but you wouldn't want them on the stock trekker body. same with the 1:18th Mini T, which are HUGE and I don't feel like digging mine out of a box to take a picture, they wouldn't work either. |
Re: losi micro trail trekker springs? I'm pretty sure rear micro DT shocks will bolt right in |
Re: losi micro trail trekker springs? The micro truck's shocks will work if you mount them like this: http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/...2/4475349b.jpg however the trekker frame rails will be significantly more likely to bind as these shocks are MUCH smaller. as seen in my last picture. :D You will need to make a special shock upper mount bar for them if you mount them like this too. (note: The truck pictured is a completely custom frame, and not the trekker. although that is a trekker axal.) edit: and yes the rear shocks ARE longer than the front for the micro shocks. but not enough to compare to the Trekker's. |
Re: losi micro trail trekker springs? I use XMODS springs doubled up from the Gen-1 car. http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e8...r/IMG_0987.jpg |
Re: losi micro trail trekker springs? 8695 beaters thank you for the information and the ball stud on the top shock on the right what is it and where did you get it i need some long ones ...more travel i heard |
Re: losi micro trail trekker springs? I stretched mine, never thought about doubling them up.... hmmm.... |
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They are trekker ball studs. |
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