Shock Weight Oil Advice
#1
Shock Weight Oil Advice
Hi,
I'm rebuilding my savage s-25 shocks which is a backyard basher that's running Losi's big bore blue shocks (the ones that came on the original LST). I'm looking for advice as to which weight shock oil I should run?
I don't do big air jumps (but I do jump some)...and it's a brushless truck now as well.
Thanks for the input!
I'm rebuilding my savage s-25 shocks which is a backyard basher that's running Losi's big bore blue shocks (the ones that came on the original LST). I'm looking for advice as to which weight shock oil I should run?
I don't do big air jumps (but I do jump some)...and it's a brushless truck now as well.
Thanks for the input!
#4
Wouldn't the savaage converted to brushless with two battery packs on it weigh more than the stock LST? Given that should I still use 35wt?
#5
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Well I have no idea what a Savage weighs in any trim, but a stock LST is around 13 pounds. I'd think your savage is a little lighter though. I listed the stock fluid weight to give you an idea of the fluid range you want to be in. It's also possible your shocks have the original fluid in them and you can base your decision on the trucks current handling as well.
#6
Well I have no idea what a Savage weighs in any trim, but a stock LST is around 13 pounds. I'd think your savage is a little lighter though. I listed the stock fluid weight to give you an idea of the fluid range you want to be in. It's also possible your shocks have the original fluid in them and you can base your decision on the trucks current handling as well.
For fun I did go weigh my savage just to see what it comes in at which my shipping scale...right about 14.5 pounds!