RustyOne

iTrader: (26)

I’m sure I had read in this forum re- Foam Bladder Compensator.
The discussion covered drilling a new hole and how to go about setting up,if anyone can remember where it was posted.

RustyOne

iTrader: (26)

OK i found it..

jamiekerr14

Care to post the link for other's to see it?

VWVR6_T

Here ia a link how to...

http://www.rc-car.com/index.php/site/article/140/

jamiekerr14

cheers-Bit odd. says that website could be a threat to my mac.. strange.. considering its a rc one

VWVR6_T

I just opened didn't give any warning and my security is high all the time, IDK.

quickques88

iTrader: (1)

ie tripped on it. said it hosted mal-ware. ill stay away.

VWVR6_T

Use the foams if you got them already.

TommyBlazin

iTrader: (29)

i do pretty much same thing, except drill my hole in ring side of cap, and install cut down losi 2.0 euro foam compensators, but this is for my serpent 811 as well

Chris Reilly

Has anyone done this to RC8B shocks?

Dlewis4

iTrader: (148)

This works on all shocks... seen it on Losi's, Jammin's. XRAYS... just makes it more consitent and linear.

Chris Reilly

Thanks I knew it worked on all shocks. I just wondered if anyone has tested it. I don't have the time to do all the testing it takes do this right.

VWVR6_T

If you are looking for a consistant shock system, this is it, either 10min or 45min you will feel no changes in the characteristics of the suspention while at the track. This mod is been done in on road cars for a while, now in buggys, why? because work.

mrbusta

iTrader: (20)

u can also do it without drilling the hole in the top

VWVR6_T

lol, OK