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95BlackZ26

04-14-2017 12:56 PM

looking to get my txt-1 back in action

ok so i'm looking to get my txt-1 back in running action..only problem is the shocks i have on there are junk and i was never happy with them..

what would you guys recommend for some decent shocks.

Highmark

04-28-2017 08:46 PM

Re: looking to get my txt-1 back in action

Traxxas big bores.

originalsledge

05-19-2017 10:59 AM

Re: looking to get my txt-1 back in action

I am running Savage shocks on mine. Although they require a fair bit of tuning with the dampening and preload to get rid of the torque twist, but I really like them. My second choice would be Traxxas xxl shocks or big bores, though they are much shorter and not as scale and restrict the full potential of articulation. Which is not always a bad thing depending on your needs.

CraZySteve

06-23-2017 06:41 PM

Re: looking to get my txt-1 back in action

Quote:

Originally Posted by 95BlackZ26 (Post 5696591)

ok so i'm looking to get my txt-1 back in running action..only problem is the shocks i have on there are junk and i was never happy with them..

what would you guys recommend for some decent shocks.

I turned my TXT-1 into a rock crawler - So if you need other "Stock" parts - let me know and if I have them, then you can have them.. LOL

Jay-Em

11-03-2017 01:28 PM

Re: looking to get my txt-1 back in action

Junfac XD’s. Any of the three types, in 103 mm, preferably the diaphragm or piggyback shocks. They’re easier to tune than the aeration ones.

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