- Bag I - Shocks -


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The instructions manual is very clear. Correctly building the shocks is a very important. The little details can make the difference between a good or a bad handling buggy.

My build notes:

  • To make the installation of the spacers, bushings and orings easier, I use the shock shaft as a guide to align and to insert them into the bottom of the shock body.
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  • Apply a good amount of Team Associated Green Slime on the orings, this will prevent leaks.
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  • Make sure both front and rear shocks have the same length. When inserting the shock shaft into the eyelet, stop when the top of the eyelet completely hides the thread.
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  • When the shocks are installed, compress the suspension and make sure there is no binding.
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