ok here is a link..... http://www.rcshox.com/ae-b4-44-t4-garodisc/

I have also been rockin these dual stage pistons in all my ae rides..... from same manufacturer...... http://www.rcshox.com/ae-b4-44-ft-v2-2-stage/


But the jury is still out on whether these dual stage pistons work on a large 1/8 scale track or not

Thanx.

Like I said big bore shocks where due to come out any day now.....


http://www.teamassociated.com/news/l..._and_SC10GT%21


now we need to boycott super high price.

I'm okay with the price.... I will be getting some once I know what the spring kits will have in them. Sell my V2's and they are even cheaper...

i need some v2 for b4/44 so good price hit me up.i'm not doing the BB just yet only springs

Sure thing. I still have not built them. I have been running the B4.1 till the season kicks off. So they will be new if I do it. I will price them right though.

They are $10 more than the V2 kits which didn't start coming with kits till the .1 versions of all cars. What did you want...free? http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/7480/

Nope just don't want to get raped like SC 4x4

With the associated big bore shocks coming out i am hoping someone can sell a big bore spring conversion for the B44.1 or T4.1

I think its going to be a little while before i can convert mine over.

Please message me please if you have some for sale.
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You can always use Losi big bore springs with Traxxas retainers. Cheap and works great!

thanks CTRJ thats probably what i will do. I just wanted to buy them here first if someone had them doing nothing.

Tower Hobbies has (for whatever reason) the large partion of the cam motor mount (ASC9801) for $7.16 . It's normally a $29 part. I'm going to pick up two for spares.

That's really weird, considering the clamp portion is more expensive...

Mind you, if you own a B44 and haven't upgraded it, you probably never will. If you have a B44.1, you have one and will probably never need another.

You got big problems if you somehow manage to damage or bend any portion of the motor mounts; it's likely practically impossible with the chassis design.