Mazing3
Active Member
Cleaning out the parts bin and decided to build up a set of what I call Super Shocks. Here’s the details:
The original bodies came off one of my V3 Kratons or Outcasts.
They are in perfect working order and better than when new with the upgrades. Never mounted, I only just built them this afternoon.
-Everything disassembled cleaned, reassembled, new o-rings
-Tekno lower ball mounts and spring perches
-Tekno orange springs
-Tekno tapered pistons
-New Arrma rear shafts V3 3.5mm
-New Tekno TiNi Coated 4mm front shafts. Those are the gold looking ones. I’ve only bent 2 Tekno shafts, ever. But I’ve never bent one of these TiNi coated ones. Might be more to them then just the cool color.
-Tekno Shaft guides
- Filled and bled with fresh 60wt Losi oil.
I only did the Tek shafts in the front because of the prevalence of front impact hits. Plus, it takes a bit of work to make these 4mm shafts work with the stock Arrma bodies and caps.
These things came out pretty nice and are a significant upgrade over the stock shocks. Both in terms of functionality and hugely in terms of strength and reliability.
I run full Tekno Shocks on all my trucks and there really is a significant difference in quality and performance with them. These shocks are a big leap towards that but won’t cost you $80 a pair.
$75 Shipped Conus. Paypal only.
Thanks!
The original bodies came off one of my V3 Kratons or Outcasts.
They are in perfect working order and better than when new with the upgrades. Never mounted, I only just built them this afternoon.
-Everything disassembled cleaned, reassembled, new o-rings
-Tekno lower ball mounts and spring perches
-Tekno orange springs
-Tekno tapered pistons
-New Arrma rear shafts V3 3.5mm
-New Tekno TiNi Coated 4mm front shafts. Those are the gold looking ones. I’ve only bent 2 Tekno shafts, ever. But I’ve never bent one of these TiNi coated ones. Might be more to them then just the cool color.
-Tekno Shaft guides
- Filled and bled with fresh 60wt Losi oil.
I only did the Tek shafts in the front because of the prevalence of front impact hits. Plus, it takes a bit of work to make these 4mm shafts work with the stock Arrma bodies and caps.
These things came out pretty nice and are a significant upgrade over the stock shocks. Both in terms of functionality and hugely in terms of strength and reliability.
I run full Tekno Shocks on all my trucks and there really is a significant difference in quality and performance with them. These shocks are a big leap towards that but won’t cost you $80 a pair.
$75 Shipped Conus. Paypal only.
Thanks!
