Changing shock fluid?
#2
I change mine every 5-6 race days. But I know the pros change theirs after every race
#3
you got holes in your shock dust boots. replace them. oil should stay clean
#4
it'll get dirty but i normally change mine after 2 race weekend or so
#5
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Your shock oil will get dirty normally. If you have holes in you dust boots, they will get dirty sooner. As they get dirty, it changes the characteristics of the oil. I change mine quit often. I move around from track to track, so adjusting for track conditions, I can find myself changing the oils weekly.
Depending on how often you run your car, and the condition of your shock boots and o-rings, I would say change them every few track days if you want them to feel consistent.
Fresh boots and o-rings can keep your oils fresh longer, and they always feel smooth as butter after fresh parts, and oil.
Depending on how often you run your car, and the condition of your shock boots and o-rings, I would say change them every few track days if you want them to feel consistent.
Fresh boots and o-rings can keep your oils fresh longer, and they always feel smooth as butter after fresh parts, and oil.
#8
from my experence it is what brand of car u have ... for instance an associated shocks gets dirty about 35 minutes sooner than a losi and a jammin shock last about 15 minutes longer than a associated but cleen your shocks an replace seals about every gallon and u are good to go
a good way to see how well your shocks are is flip your car over and press down on the wheels to preload the shocks if u feel a delay in the damping u prob have a seal problem or possably a bad bladder if u have oil on top of blader replace that if not replace seals
thats jus a good way to check your shock on race day to see if they need work
Jr-
a good way to see how well your shocks are is flip your car over and press down on the wheels to preload the shocks if u feel a delay in the damping u prob have a seal problem or possably a bad bladder if u have oil on top of blader replace that if not replace seals
thats jus a good way to check your shock on race day to see if they need work
Jr-