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New Shocks

CamShaft

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Hey guys i would like to get a lot more flex (travel) out of my wraith and I was thinking that I may be able to do so with longer shocks. Does anyone have any suggestions? :idea:"thumbsup"
 
get the lowering brackets if you dont aleady have them, and some longer shocks. i used the stock shocks and moved them to the outside of the stock mount, on the axle end and just put a spacer in to make it solid. this gives them more outward angle and will slightly improve flex without spending any more money.
 
get the lowering brackets if you dont aleady have them, and some longer shocks. i used the stock shocks and moved them to the outside of the stock mount, on the axle end and just put a spacer in to make it solid. this gives them more outward angle and will slightly improve flex without spending any more money.
Got any pics?
 
heres a few pics. It doesn't improve it a whole lot but some. If you want a ton of flex like you say you will need to get the lowering brackets and longer shocks. With out the lowering brackets it will be crazy tall. A soda can is a perfect way to test flex. 1 tire on the can and 3 on the ground is the perfect amount of flex IMO. To much flex is a bad thing if anything. Anyway here are the pics. I'll try to get you an action shot or 2 so you can see how it works.
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yes you are correct on too much if you have to much flex it will hurt you because it can get you into a hole to where you have no control of what is going to happenim running the proline powerstroke scalers off ebay for like $65 for a set of 4 that are like 95mm in stock location and love them. my ax10 i just got done building with all vp stuff including there chassis has a little to muck imo.
 
yes you are correct on too much if you have to much flex it will hurt you because it can get you into a hole to where you have no control of what is going to happenim running the proline powerstroke scalers off ebay for like $65 for a set of 4 that are like 95mm in stock location and love them. my ax10 i just got done building with all vp stuff including there chassis has a little to muck imo.

Yessir...With no down pressure on the wheel/tire, there's no added traction...the 1:1 guys who ran revolver shackles learned this a long time ago. Sure, you can drive an RTI ramp Champ, but in the woods it comes down todriving out, or winching out.
 
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