Caster Racing 16mm Big Bore Shocks
#3
Tech Apprentice
Nice looking set...
While we are on the "shocks" topic here,.. does anyone think we will see after market shock systems become popular? When it comes to motorcycles and downhill racing bikes, we have many choices for after market shocks to choose from. But it seems the RC industry is mostly chassis manufacturer shocks sets that are available. Is there room in the market for these afer market shocks?
Just wanted to see what you guys think.
While we are on the "shocks" topic here,.. does anyone think we will see after market shock systems become popular? When it comes to motorcycles and downhill racing bikes, we have many choices for after market shocks to choose from. But it seems the RC industry is mostly chassis manufacturer shocks sets that are available. Is there room in the market for these afer market shocks?
Just wanted to see what you guys think.
#4
Tech Regular
There is aftermarket shocks like KMW etc.
My opinion is that there definitely is a room for aftermarket shocks. Current products all lack proper control over fast and slow damping etc. BB are improvement to smaller ones but do not offer anything significant in terms of design or adjustability. Other question mfg's probably are considering is how much there is to be gained so that the design carries over the current models and is there for interesting in biz. vice.
My opinion is that there definitely is a room for aftermarket shocks. Current products all lack proper control over fast and slow damping etc. BB are improvement to smaller ones but do not offer anything significant in terms of design or adjustability. Other question mfg's probably are considering is how much there is to be gained so that the design carries over the current models and is there for interesting in biz. vice.
#5
I just got a couple sets of these and I'm very impressed. It's a big improvement over the old Caster shocks. They have some nice features, like the square shock end/spring retainer and a very nice bladder seal inside the shock cap. The fit and finish is great.
These are a nice option to add a 3rd party shock setup, with the mounting hardware included.
Full hardware.. standoffs, screws, etc included.
Two full sets of springs, and two sets of pistons.
For only $50/pair
Hands down the best value isn't it?
These are a nice option to add a 3rd party shock setup, with the mounting hardware included.
Full hardware.. standoffs, screws, etc included.
Two full sets of springs, and two sets of pistons.
For only $50/pair
Hands down the best value isn't it?
#6
Nice looking set...
While we are on the "shocks" topic here,.. does anyone think we will see after market shock systems become popular? When it comes to motorcycles and downhill racing bikes, we have many choices for after market shocks to choose from. But it seems the RC industry is mostly chassis manufacturer shocks sets that are available. Is there room in the market for these afer market shocks?
Just wanted to see what you guys think.
While we are on the "shocks" topic here,.. does anyone think we will see after market shock systems become popular? When it comes to motorcycles and downhill racing bikes, we have many choices for after market shocks to choose from. But it seems the RC industry is mostly chassis manufacturer shocks sets that are available. Is there room in the market for these afer market shocks?
Just wanted to see what you guys think.
We are the aftermarket shock system.... They will fit on almost any 1/8 scale right out of the box. Just make sure that if your truggy setup takes 4 rears, you order acordingly....
Now if you are talking like Works Performance, or PEP, or custom axis, etc.... I doubt they would go to the trouble and I would imagine that a lot of people in this industry wouldn't know who they are....
#10
Hopefully someone else can answer that, but I know they are the exact same length that the regular rtr Caster shocks are....
#12
how much does a
Caster buggy weights race-ready ?????
Caster buggy weights race-ready ?????
#14
dude whats up with all that fuel line? it looks like pasta missed your plate.lol