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#8525
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http://order.aeteam.net/product_deta...Itemcode=31123
For the off road shocks, you just use the eyelets, retainers and bladders. On the T4 shocks I also use 2 red O rings as external limiters to prevent the piston from hitting the bladders.
#8527

Some of the AE guys at the track might suggest the same place you could put the losi avatar. But that's another story. Just kidding. If money is an issue IMO you could run the stock shocks for a while and then upgrade to the bladders when you need to rebuild them.
#8529
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1/4 oz on both sides of chassis in the rear compartment. 1 oz b/w the tranny and rear bulkhead. The AE weights fit best b/c they're square. If you use rectangular weights you'll have to squeeze them some to fit behind tranny. Would show you a pic, but that computer is down right now.
#8531
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I have it, and it is a great aid for use at the track. Although I wish for it being called a tuning guide and the fact that you have to pay for it, that there should be more info then what the give you.
Also this is another great tuning guide and is great on covering the theroy of what changes do to the car.
http://users.telenet.be/elvo/ Also be sure to check out the set-up guide as that is a great for use at the track as well.
This link is also a good read, and is shorter to get though then the other one. It might also be a good idea to read this info first then read the other one so you have a better understanding before jumping head over heels in the other one.
http://www.rc-truckncar-tuning.com/r...on-tuning.html
Also this is another great tuning guide and is great on covering the theroy of what changes do to the car.
http://users.telenet.be/elvo/ Also be sure to check out the set-up guide as that is a great for use at the track as well.
This link is also a good read, and is shorter to get though then the other one. It might also be a good idea to read this info first then read the other one so you have a better understanding before jumping head over heels in the other one.
http://www.rc-truckncar-tuning.com/r...on-tuning.html
#8534
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I have it, and it is a great aid for use at the track. Although I wish for it being called a tuning guide and the fact that you have to pay for it, that there should be more info then what the give you.
Also this is another great tuning guide and is great on covering the theroy of what changes do to the car.
Also this is another great tuning guide and is great on covering the theroy of what changes do to the car.

#8535

I just got the e-book - a good read. Goes into a little more detail than the back of the manual about the various settings.