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Old 02-06-2011, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Subydude2010
Just put 50 wt all around in there...feels the same as what came out.Could have been 50 wt, i noticed the old fluid was very dirty though. I also noticed when you would compress the shock with out a spring the rear shaft would just stay inside...when i changed the fluid, it actually started to go out slowly.So something is different now.I may actually run 60wt in the rear as this is what steve slayden was running and it seems it may work.
O ya you are onto something now. The shock is suppose to come back out slowly if it doesnt have a spring. I also thought about running 60wt until I got to the hobby shop and saw it in the bottle. Man that stuff looked like pancake syrup. 50/50 should be a good starting point. I think you will want to fine tune that once you run it.

The 50/50 will make that truck feel like new on the track. You should notice an improvement the first run you make. Just remember the stiffer the shocks are the less weight transfer you will get.
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