bob33

im looking to get sum trf shocks 4 my mi2,just want to no if this is the right part number? TAM53571 and also what colour they come in?? thanks

Claydoh

They come in red or blue. The part # I found at SpeedTechRC was TAM49355 which is the special edition version. Check this out

http://www.speedtechrc.com/store/ebp...?catmainid=247

bob33

thanks for that, but do u no the part 4 some silver or black ones as i want them 4 a mi2 and i dont realy want blue but at a push i supose red would look ok thanks bob

k_bojar

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There used to be the flourine coated shocks that were silver-grey in color...They don't seem to be available anymore, bummer...

bob33

thats not good then, do they do any in black at all? has any one got a pitcher of them or in red or a link to them?

NVisible

iTrader: (1)

check ebay

Juan Aveytia

You could anodize a set of shocks to any color you would like. I did it with a set of trf shocks and xray shocks. Both sets work great. But my trf shocks were 3 year old shocks and were not flourine coated. So I don't know if the flourine coating will get ruined.

Fran

iTrader: (212)

As long as there's a trf shock thread, I thought I'd post a problem I'm having with mine on my Mi2. No matter how tight I close the top after changing the oil, after 1 run, they are "weeping" oil out of the top, and lightly on the shafts.. I've put a rebuild kit in and it STILL does this. I'm using the clear Orings in the bottom..Any input would be appreciated

TRF415boy

That's the right part number, they're fluorine coated and dark grey.

bob33

thanks TRF415boy and are they still able to bye them? and thanks evary one else!! im happy now bob

Nilezb

Fran,

had the same problem on my Mi2 last year. Every time I did an oil change all my shocks were still full... and almost no air in them.
I think it comes from overfilling them though, since the oil builds up just a tiny little over the edge, if you put the blatter on just now, you have a slightly overfilled shock(you can see this when the blatter comes out when you put it on). The shock now needs to loose this extra amount of oil and does this very slowly since all rubbers are high quality. that's why you find oil at every exit of your shock.
Anyway, try not to overfill in the future because this gives you less compensation volume and changes damper characteristics.

greetz

Nilezb

Hebiki

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got a set for sale... there's a link in my signature

vi3tishduy

Are the Red Shocks limited release only?

Tommy Bergfeldt

Rainbow Ten has the dampers, just search for 53571

A Ilievski

iTrader: (39)

hey guys go on ebay and get them. type in tamiya trf and itl come up with alot of trf stuff in there there a few sets of trf shocks i got mine for 60aus shipped