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Originally Posted by youwish16
(Post 11980903)
Good call, this will be a great back-up ESC :) Thanks sir :nod: |
I agree I just ordered one for myself. It worked out to 96$ shipped with the programming box :D
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Just for reference, I just measured one of my springs and it's 62mm.
Originally Posted by picco007
(Post 11982420)
I forgot to mention, that I just went from the original springs V1 to the V2 springs and the spring collars were at least half of the way turned down to get to 27mm ride height. I did not change the oil at all just springs.
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FYI watch the plastic trees for the shock pistons. I did all 1.3s and accidentally slipped a 1.4 in there. I could tell something was different too lol.
Just be careful, the trees are of different pistons, not one type per parts tree. |
Try the csi pistons with webbed bladders... made a huge difference in my car
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Originally Posted by Racermac73
(Post 11984415)
Try the csi pistons with webbed bladders... made a huge difference in my car
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Originally Posted by bigjayjay1
(Post 11957032)
Front and rear shock shafts TI
Hinge pins TI Shock o-rings Camber, toe ends Derlin shock bushings 12 degree blocks for adjustment Front Arms. Front shock tower. Bearings Hub and coupler pins. |
Yea csi is the brand and blacks are what I'm running .... I'm not sure on that parts list cause i haven't broken a single part, id get option 2 steering rack and low roll center block for the back then white rear springs
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Yeahhhhh not so sure about that list. I've never broke ANY of those parrts on either my E-buggy or my nitro car.
The arms, rod ends (steering and camber all come in one $20.00 kit) and the suspension bushings are a good idea but only for emergency backup or a few months down the road for when you want to freshen it up. The arms damn near NEVER break but they will bend over time. |
Does anyone know where to get blue csi pistons? Csi is out of them.
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A main hobbies carries the whole set but blacks are for around 45wt oil and thinner
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Originally Posted by picco007
(Post 11984539)
Does anyone know where to get blue csi pistons? Csi is out of them.
http://www.absolutehobbyz.com/index....ath=90_214_334 |
Originally Posted by picco007
(Post 11984539)
Does anyone know where to get blue csi pistons? Csi is out of them.
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Originally Posted by youwish16
(Post 11980903)
The price is good though, as the Hobbywing is $96. I have been running the IX8 but needed a glitchbuster cap to keep the system from browning out while using a KO Propo RSX servo. It is one of the old IX8's without the improved BEC though. |
Does anyone use the Fiorini pistons? I see a lot about the CSI and Serpent tapered, but nothing about the super fancy ones.
Just curious. I just rebuilt my shocks on my 811 and put in CSI blues (outdoor bumpy tracks, seemed to be the recommendation over blacks which were more hard packed smooth conditions). I got a set of CSI bladders also but still using the webbed bladders that I had. 45wt front 35wt rear AE oil. Will hopefully get it out in the next few weeks, but have an onroad race in a week I am prepping for. |
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