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rc10gt82 05-16-2014 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by Wild Cherry (Post 13267183)
same size O ring , only the internals( spacers) are changed or different.

By O-ring bore I meant the opening on the shock body.

K.Chmura 05-17-2014 09:25 AM

Hi folks!
i'd like to ask do the big bore v2 shock bushing is the same size as the old bb v1 in b44? I'm asking because i ordered v2 big bore shock set for my b44.2 and i don't know if i need b5 shock bushing. Please let me know

Jdemonto 05-17-2014 09:31 AM


Originally Posted by K.Chmura (Post 13269323)
Hi folks!
i'd like to ask do the big bore v2 shock bushing is the same size as the old bb v1 in b44? I'm asking because i ordered v2 big bore shock set for my b44.2 and i don't know if i need b5 shock bushing. Please let me know

Nope

http://www.rctech.net/forum/13267294-post7650.html

greenruby79 05-19-2014 05:06 AM

Hello, im leaning towards upgrading my cf chassis to alum ones. Which one is better, Avids or Schelle? Thanks in advance. Cheers...:sweat:

TomErickson 05-19-2014 05:21 AM


Originally Posted by greenruby79 (Post 13273235)
Hello, im leaning towards upgrading my cf chassis to alum ones. Which one is better, Avids or Schelle? Thanks in advance. Cheers...:sweat:

Is there a difference? They are designed by the same person. Avid is bronze colored and Schelle is black. They look very similar in both layout and details. I prefer the bronze/gold color myself.

Jdemonto 05-19-2014 05:44 AM


Originally Posted by greenruby79 (Post 13273235)
Hello, im leaning towards upgrading my cf chassis to alum ones. Which one is better, Avids or Schelle? Thanks in advance. Cheers...:sweat:

The Schelle has holes pre drilled for the upcoming shorty pack conversion. I have the Schelle

Jason

TomErickson 05-19-2014 06:09 AM


Originally Posted by Jdemonto (Post 13273315)
The Schelle has holes pre drilled for the upcoming shorty pack conversion. I have the Schelle

Jason

THAT is a difference worth noting!! I would get the Schelle now then.

Jdemonto 05-19-2014 06:23 AM


Originally Posted by TomErickson (Post 13273360)
THAT is a difference worth noting!! I would get the Schelle now then.

For sure I'm getting used to using saddle packs but shorty packs are easier and I'm sure lighter.

Jason

greenruby79 05-19-2014 09:01 PM

Thanks for the input guys. Cheers.:D

AkCustomz 05-20-2014 03:50 AM

Hi could someone tell me what degree the b44.2 castor is please.

Svendc 05-20-2014 06:23 AM

Ok guys, i have Just bought the schelle alu. The shorty compatiblity makes it very intresting. Most of the time I run my b44.2 on Astro An carpettracks, so morge stiffer chassis is A good option I think.

xTotalghost 05-20-2014 08:12 AM

So my b44 rear tires are really loose and I don't know why. I run on and indoor clay track running Stevens set up for the reedy. I am running gold barcodes

Wild Cherry 05-20-2014 08:31 AM

Just installed my old C4 12mm shocks .

Been trying pistons & oil combo's.

Tried to make 4 hole pistons work.
The 55 size was ok, but not enough pack.

So I tried 4 hole 56 , only to end up way to stiff.

Next combo I tried is 3 x 1.4 .

I used a flat piston in front with 37.5 w & tapered 3 x 1.4 32.5w in the rear.

This proved to be very good.

The tapered piston in the rear allows a heavier oil with out losing proper shock action. They bring improved landings and the thicker oil helps control roll.

Still working on , if I discover a even better shock package will post about.

front

Ae blue spring,flat 1.4 x 3, 37.5 w, 1 x .030 limiter.

rear

Ae green spring, tapered 1.4 x 3, 32.5w, 1 x .030 limiter.

gticlay 05-20-2014 09:16 AM


Originally Posted by Wild Cherry (Post 13276527)
Just installed my old C4 12mm shocks .

Been trying pistons & oil combo's.

Tried to make 4 hole pistons work.
The 55 size was ok, but not enough pack.

So I tried 4 hole 56 , only to end up way to stiff.

Next combo I tried is 3 x 1.4 .

I used a flat piston in front with 37.5 w & tapered 3 x 1.4 32.5w in the rear.

This proved to be very good.

The tapered piston in the rear allows a heavier oil with out losing proper shock action. They bring improved landings and the thicker oil helps control roll.

Still working on , if I discover a even better shock package will post about.

front

Ae blue spring,flat 1.4 x 3, 37.5 w, 1 x .030 limiter.

rear

Ae green spring, tapered 1.4 x 3, 32.5w, 1 x .030 limiter.

Just how much difference do you notice with the tapered vs flat? I'm curious because I accidentally bought tapered.

Wild Cherry 05-20-2014 09:43 AM

Gti
A little better handling and improved landings, give the combination a try .:tire:
Biggest difference is the improved stability & improved turn in entering the corner.
I'm running 21 mm & 20mm rear ride height .


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