shock oil for shark

[teamorsum96]

i'm running the standard shark plastic shocks (non factory) what is the best rate oil to use, i have the yellow and green springs, and will be running on high grip carpet track with medium size ramps.

[Dombrasky]

80 front 60 rear should be good imo :)

[teamorsum96]

would that be with green springs or yellow?

[teamorsum96]

im going to try 70 front and back with green springs, wish me luck lol

the joys of bleeding shocks again:thumbdown:

[Dombrasky]

yep green springs,good luck :)

[teamorsum96]

cheers mate:thumbsup:, now just need to be motivated to do the shocks, its one job i hate doing:thumbdown:

[teamorsum96]

well its 2days after i said i was going to do the shocks and still not done them, lucky i don't have work in the morning so i will get them built and buggy striped and fully cleaned for next meeting on the 9th.

[teamorsum96]

here is the report on how it went, i used 70weight in front and rear with green springs, i found that it worked better when i was using foam tires, 8th quaified and 2nd over all:thumbsup: so not a bad meeting over all

[markwilliamson2001]

I used to run 50wt oil all round, 60wt if very high grip on foams (this was with std 4 hole white pistons in the large shocks).
cut the front springs down, and limit the droop with a 2mm washer under the piston really sorts the handling out IMO.

Hope this helps.

[teamorsum96]

I used to run 50wt oil all round, 60wt if very high grip on foams (this was with std 4 hole white pistons in the large shocks).
cut the front springs down, and limit the droop with a 2mm washer under the piston really sorts the handling out IMO.

Hope this helps.

cheers :thumbsup::D