Now only if these was for a mugen!
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#2
wiht a little fab you could make them work.
#3
Tech Rookie
Those are the same reservoir caps that come on the Nemesis and GST. You can pickup a set of 4 brand new on ebay pretty cheap. You would then just have to hope the threads on the caps are the same as your Mugen shocks.
#4
Why would you want to mess with the best shocks around. The Mugen shocks that came with my MBX5T are the best shocks I have ever seen. So Smooth, well made and they already have a large resevoir built into them. Honestly there is no need to add even that extra amount of weight to the Mugen. Besides, they wouldn't make that much of a difference to the shocks performance.
Way back when I had a T-MAXX, I had the Integy shocks with the resevoir on mine because I thought they would make it handle better. All they ended up adding was weight and some bling. Other than that they did very little for the handling.
I would much rather spend the $25 on another bottle of Nitro, than the shock resevoirs.
Way back when I had a T-MAXX, I had the Integy shocks with the resevoir on mine because I thought they would make it handle better. All they ended up adding was weight and some bling. Other than that they did very little for the handling.
I would much rather spend the $25 on another bottle of Nitro, than the shock resevoirs.
#5
^^ True ^^ but they look kool.
#6
well properly set-up these shocks at least offer a way to control your rebound. rebound control right now is the number one down fall of r/c shocks. they are not just bling, however i'm not sure the integy's are the best but the proline or the fiorini's are a good choice.