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DiEsel Rig... Rebuild time
- Thread starter DiEzel
- Start date
Nabil
no talent hack
what are the blue foams? did nwtt change the color of the 5# foams?
ax10alex
Rock Stacker
Looks like a great start"thumbsup" cant wait to see it finished.
iwantoffroad
Rock Crawler
new parts8)
theslowguy
Rock Crawler
:shock:...must spend money...:shock:
210solomon007
RCC Addict
cwneuwirth
Quarry Creeper
Damn, looks like somebody hit the lottery:shock:
Looks like you are putting together 2 nice rigs.
Interested to see the final out come "thumbsup"
Interested to see the final out come "thumbsup"
mac67
Rock Stacker
I like it
Aight. The comp this weekend the rig did OK. Suspension wasnt really tuned to what i was looking for. So me and Doncrawla did some tuning/tweaking today and this is what we came up with...
Also sneaked a shot in of my wiring, No the BEC is not being used At the moment - Hince all the extra zipties/wire.
Revo GTR Shocks with stock pistons, no holes drilled
60 wt AE Oil
Full droop
No internal springs...
Sticks to the rocks ive been testing on like glue. Simply Amazing
Also sneaked a shot in of my wiring, No the BEC is not being used At the moment - Hince all the extra zipties/wire.
Revo GTR Shocks with stock pistons, no holes drilled
60 wt AE Oil
Full droop
No internal springs...
Sticks to the rocks ive been testing on like glue. Simply Amazing
bigflex
I wanna be Dave
I really like your setup. I need to do some tweeking to my shocks too. I am gonna keep it sprung though so I will have to drill out the pistons a little. I want to switch to the CFX chassis to shead some un needed weight."thumbsup"
Archer414
Pebble Pounder
Sweet rig :twisted: ! Very nice work!
zach
Quarry Creeper
"thumbsup""thumbsup"very nice rebuild"thumbsup""thumbsup"
Big flex, What wieght are you using ? What Springs ?
During the day we also tried this combo that worked GREAT...
Revo GTR Shocks, stock pistons
20wt oil
Jato 1.1 springs all around..
Worked very well, just not my driving style, Don loved it.
Also thanks guys!
During the day we also tried this combo that worked GREAT...
Revo GTR Shocks, stock pistons
20wt oil
Jato 1.1 springs all around..
Worked very well, just not my driving style, Don loved it.
Also thanks guys!
bigflex
I wanna be Dave
Well I am using greens 1.1's up front and golds 1.2's out back with 40 weight oil. I have a set of yellows I thought of trying up front but maybe I just need to drop WAY down on viscocity. I guess I will try 20wt before I go to drilling out the pistons. Thanks for advise."thumbsup"
treday619
Rock Crawler
Nice Lookin Rig Diezel"thumbsup""thumbsup"
Thanks Trey!!!...
One of my biggest problems i was having with the Revo shocks is Articulation, and no im not talking Degree's
It seems with to thick of a viscosity they dont like to do/allow shit, So we put that 20wt in there (AKA WATER) and it Loosend her up a bit, was predictable and the axles finally moved.
I also heard that .7's out front and 1.1's out back are the hot ticket.
One of my biggest problems i was having with the Revo shocks is Articulation, and no im not talking Degree's
It seems with to thick of a viscosity they dont like to do/allow shit, So we put that 20wt in there (AKA WATER) and it Loosend her up a bit, was predictable and the axles finally moved.
I also heard that .7's out front and 1.1's out back are the hot ticket.
