Hot Bodies TCXX
#406
Tech Regular
When I did it on the TCX I just used 2 of the normal purple 2mm spacers.
#408
Tech Rookie
Hey will the TCXX secure a shorty pack very well? or is it not designed for it?
#412
Tech Initiate
Ok another noob question. I just want to make sure that I'm doing all this the right way the first time.
Shock building...when building the shocks and making sure they are all exactly the same length, does this mean that I measure them fully extended from top of shock cap to the very bottom of the shock?
Also, do I fill the shock with oil to the very top?
Shock building...when building the shocks and making sure they are all exactly the same length, does this mean that I measure them fully extended from top of shock cap to the very bottom of the shock?
Also, do I fill the shock with oil to the very top?
#413
Tech Elite
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Ok another noob question. I just want to make sure that I'm doing all this the right way the first time.
Shock building...when building the shocks and making sure they are all exactly the same length, does this mean that I measure them fully extended from top of shock cap to the very bottom of the shock?
Also, do I fill the shock with oil to the very top?
Shock building...when building the shocks and making sure they are all exactly the same length, does this mean that I measure them fully extended from top of shock cap to the very bottom of the shock?
Also, do I fill the shock with oil to the very top?
#414
Tech Initiate
Thanks Fred. In the Jilles Groskamp pro tips video that I just watched where he shows how he rebuilds shocks, he builds them with just a slight amount of rebound. Is this needed? Also should I put the cap on, once the shock is fully filled, with the shock all the way compressed if I don't build the shock with some rebound?
Hopefully this made sense.
Hopefully this made sense.
Last edited by Yukie; 11-01-2012 at 12:21 AM.
#416
Tech Regular
Thanks Fred. In the Jilles Groskamp pro tips video that I just watched where he shows how he rebuilds shocks, he builds them with just a slight amount of rebound. Is this needed? Also should I put the cap on, once the shock is fully filled, with the shock all the way compressed if I don't build the shock with some rebound?
Hopefully this made sense.
Hopefully this made sense.
For no rebound, fully compress the shock then fit the bladder and cap before you pull the shaft back out.
#417
Tech Initiate
Depends where you're running. On carpet a little rebound (about 3mm) seems to help make the car more easy to drive and feels like it has a little more forward traction. On tarmac, generally no rebound seems to give the most grip.
For no rebound, fully compress the shock then fit the bladder and cap before you pull the shaft back out.
For no rebound, fully compress the shock then fit the bladder and cap before you pull the shaft back out.
#418
Tech Regular
TCXX
- what brand of spurs best to use on this car for stock racing?
- are double jointed front axles available?
- are double jointed front axles available?