RCAmerica/Xray,Hudy
#61
what body
What body is rec. for to Nt1 WCE
#62
#63
Who make the SRC and what does it stand for were can I buy itI i'v been away running offroad and just coming back to on road so I have catch up thanks.
#64
#65
Xray NT1 WE kits coming in soon. About two more weeks.
Thanks Drew
Thanks Drew
#66
NT1 Shock body - Alu vs. Plastic
Hi Drew,
I notice that several pro NT1 drivers (Ralph included) use plastic, aluminum or a combo of the two shock bodies. What info can you share about the differences and driver preference between the two?
I use the aluminum shocks. They work well, but I have a hard time filling/bleeding them so that the rebound and resistance looks/feels similar.
Thanks for any info,
Sam Craig
I notice that several pro NT1 drivers (Ralph included) use plastic, aluminum or a combo of the two shock bodies. What info can you share about the differences and driver preference between the two?
I use the aluminum shocks. They work well, but I have a hard time filling/bleeding them so that the rebound and resistance looks/feels similar.
Thanks for any info,
Sam Craig
#70
Hi Drew,
I notice that several pro NT1 drivers (Ralph included) use plastic, aluminum or a combo of the two shock bodies. What info can you share about the differences and driver preference between the two?
I use the aluminum shocks. They work well, but I have a hard time filling/bleeding them so that the rebound and resistance looks/feels similar.
Thanks for any info,
Sam Craig
I notice that several pro NT1 drivers (Ralph included) use plastic, aluminum or a combo of the two shock bodies. What info can you share about the differences and driver preference between the two?
I use the aluminum shocks. They work well, but I have a hard time filling/bleeding them so that the rebound and resistance looks/feels similar.
Thanks for any info,
Sam Craig
Yes we have always used the plastic shocks on Ralph's car, Paul tested the alum. and thought they were good but then went back to the plastic. One of the reason is that alum. gets hotter and heats up the oil so it changes the way the shock feels though out the run. And I have noticed that if you build a alum and a plastic with the same oil and piston the alum always feels lighter then the plastic. Yes the plastic shocks are a little easier to build as far as rebound goes.
Hopefully I should be having a shock build video up soon.
Hope that helps.
Thanks Drew
#71
#72
waddup Drew!!!!
#73
#74
RCAmerica will be having a big announcement coming soon. Stay tuned.
Thanks Drew
Thanks Drew
#75
seems like the rug took a downturn... I might come back next year to do a little rubber tire, I'll call you and get the scoops!!