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Forum: Electric On-Road

08-17-2015, 10:25 AM

Replies: 157

Spec R S2

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Posted By mooby64

The non-hard parts have a little more give and...

The non-hard parts have a little more give and tend to break less.

Forum: Electric On-Road

12-11-2014, 07:35 AM

Replies: 157

Spec R S2

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Posted By mooby64

I did buy the Tamiya springs to use with the S2,...

I did buy the Tamiya springs to use with the S2, but found them to be too long.

Forum: Electric On-Road

12-11-2014, 05:00 AM

Replies: 157

Spec R S2

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Posted By mooby64

The springs seem a little short, because you have...

The springs seem a little short, because you have to run the adjustment collar down pretty far, but you still have plenty of room for setting ride height.

As for spring diameter, they fit fine.

Forum: Electric On-Road

12-10-2014, 04:59 PM

Replies: 157

Spec R S2

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Posted By mooby64

SPR022-20KI

SPR022-20KI

Forum: Electric On-Road

12-09-2014, 01:38 PM

Replies: 157

Spec R S2

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Posted By mooby64

tqrcracing.com has the 20mm shock spring set from...

tqrcracing.com has the 20mm shock spring set from Spec-R, for the S-2. The tight feel in your diff may be caused by the orange O-rings swelling too much. Search this thread for fixes. Good Luck.

Forum: Electric On-Road

11-17-2014, 04:10 AM

Replies: 157

Spec R S2

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Posted By mooby64

I replaced the orange o-ring with the Spec-R X...

I replaced the orange o-ring with the Spec-R X Rings. They seem a little small but have yet to leak (1 full race day).

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