RC8T shock question
#1
RC8T shock question
my buddy is running an RC8T and keeps blowing the shock cap off the shocks. his are the plastic non-threaded version. has anyone else had this as an issue?
if so, is the fix just to go with the factory team shocks and or the aluminum versions.
any help is appreciated. thanks
if so, is the fix just to go with the factory team shocks and or the aluminum versions.
any help is appreciated. thanks
#2
Tech Master
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my buddy is running an RC8T and keeps blowing the shock cap off the shocks. his are the plastic non-threaded version. has anyone else had this as an issue?
if so, is the fix just to go with the factory team shocks and or the aluminum versions.
any help is appreciated. thanks
if so, is the fix just to go with the factory team shocks and or the aluminum versions.
any help is appreciated. thanks
Also look in here for RC8T questions and answers
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#3
Tech Master
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my buddy is running an RC8T and keeps blowing the shock cap off the shocks. his are the plastic non-threaded version. has anyone else had this as an issue?
if so, is the fix just to go with the factory team shocks and or the aluminum versions.
any help is appreciated. thanks
if so, is the fix just to go with the factory team shocks and or the aluminum versions.
any help is appreciated. thanks
#4
Tech Regular
I never blew the tops of the shocks that came with my RC8T RS; however, I have seen several friends blow the tops of the ones that come with the SC8. I think as they heat up, and the limited threading area on them, they tend to let go on hard hits. Try running, no or very limited rebound, this might help. The instruction manuals tell you how to set the rebound. Also be sure when assembling, that you wait to get ALL the air out before sealing the caps.
If you intend to race, then it really is worth the money to upgrade these to the FT ones.
If you intend to race, then it really is worth the money to upgrade these to the FT ones.