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Old 10-06-2013 | 07:50 AM
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ebay007
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Originally Posted by BIGSKI15
I wouldn't run that setup. Low to medium to a pro may be better traction than many of us run on and their driving is way better.
I think this would be a good starting point and tune from there.
Front: black springs, 30 wt oil, 1.6 pistons, 2mm washer under ball stud, shock on inside position on tower and outside on arm.

Rear: unshaven u brace with 1mm washer, a hub, green springs, 27.5 wt oil, 1.6 pistons.

I would adjust the slipper so that the front tires come off the table about an inch, while bench testing, then tune on the track.
my track is a large outdoor bumpy loose mostly damp track ant it has many tight turns. so i need rear traction and lots of steering.

and my diff doesn't feels smooth and im after about 7 packs. (it didn't feel too smooth from the beginning...) so if i rebuild it i know i can flip the rings, but do need to buy new balls?
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