Tekno RC EB48 Thread
#6482
#6485
has anyone else had a problem with the shocks sucking air with no rebound? i cant even get the spring retainers on without the shocks sucking air. almost done building this kit. i built these shocks the same way ive been doing shocks for 10 years. is there a trick to these?
#6486
#6488
has anyone else had a problem with the shocks sucking air with no rebound? i cant even get the spring retainers on without the shocks sucking air. almost done building this kit. i built these shocks the same way ive been doing shocks for 10 years. is there a trick to these?
#6491
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has anyone else had a problem with the shocks sucking air with no rebound? i cant even get the spring retainers on without the shocks sucking air. almost done building this kit. i built these shocks the same way ive been doing shocks for 10 years. is there a trick to these?
Good luck!
#6492
8.10.11.3 Battery Cells: 14.8v lithium battery maximum
11.1v 3s Lipo
14.8v 4s Lipo
If two 2s 7.4v Li-Poly packs are used, they must be the same brand and part #.
11.1v 3s Lipo
14.8v 4s Lipo
If two 2s 7.4v Li-Poly packs are used, they must be the same brand and part #.
The big thing though is that minimum weight is 3200gm.
#6493
Fill the shock. Let air bubble out. Compress the shaft till about 10mm of the shaft is exposed above the eyelet. Put bladder in place, making sure it is seated on the shock body. Some oil will ooze out. Pull the shaft out of the shock about 5mm. This will suck the bladder tight to the body. Carefully screw the cap on. Before releasing the shaft, make sure the cap is tight. That will do it. If you hear some squishing noises, it is probably the bladder squeaking. I drove myself crazy trying to cure the squeaking, don't worry about it though.
Good luck!
Good luck!
#6494
I was running into the same problem. I always tried to build my shocks with zero rebound. I found if I leave the shaft sticking out about 1/3 of the way, rather than only 1/4-1/2" like I was doing, it doesn't get that little bit of air in it. I think if you try to build the shocks with too little rebound it makes the shock have alot of negative pressure when you extend the shaft. Zero rebound just doesn't seem to agree with my shocks. No problems at all since I started leaving a little more rebound in them.



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