stephen
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Came across some shocks on ebay. 40$ shipped. Wasnt expecting much, but for the price, I was quite pleased. Installation was straight forward. Added a few tips along the way. Hope some find this helpful. Im not the seller, but just wanted to pass on the info
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-Big-Bore-Shocks-for-1-10-Arrma-Big-Rock-4x4-3S-BXL-Silver/233108412848?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Shocks how they arrived
These are the fronts, just slightly longer than stock
Next up, piston has 1 hole, I filled them with losi 40wt oil, cycling the piston up and down to remove air.
The upper shock screw needs a sleeve to help center and capture the upper eyelet. Some fuel tubing works perfect. As you tighten down the screw, the tubing will center the shock and keep it in place.
The pillow ball on the shock mount is off set. I put this toward the control arm to give the spring seat plenty of travel room. Add a washer so the ball doesn't dig into the arm.
Installed. The only bummer is the collars arent knurled, but its no deal breaker. Damping was much better then stock. Chassis no longer bottoms out. I may go with a little thinner oil, but for now will run with it
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-Big-Bore-Shocks-for-1-10-Arrma-Big-Rock-4x4-3S-BXL-Silver/233108412848?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Shocks how they arrived
These are the fronts, just slightly longer than stock
Next up, piston has 1 hole, I filled them with losi 40wt oil, cycling the piston up and down to remove air.
The upper shock screw needs a sleeve to help center and capture the upper eyelet. Some fuel tubing works perfect. As you tighten down the screw, the tubing will center the shock and keep it in place.
The pillow ball on the shock mount is off set. I put this toward the control arm to give the spring seat plenty of travel room. Add a washer so the ball doesn't dig into the arm.
Installed. The only bummer is the collars arent knurled, but its no deal breaker. Damping was much better then stock. Chassis no longer bottoms out. I may go with a little thinner oil, but for now will run with it
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