Ive been using the AE shocks and they work very well. Running the silvers up front and the greens in the rear. Havent done extensive testing but I think the handling it more forgiving from what Ive observed. BTW whats up dimblum its malice from RCU.
I mentioned to you to use those springs, they actually feel like they hold the db01 up way better than the stock white tamiya springs. I ran my 501x the other day with the tamiya springs and although it performed right I kept losing my front end. I just dont think those tam. springs are up to the job of landing big jumps and holding a line when youre gunning it or in the twisty stuff. I feel like Im sliding around way too much with them on and have to contsantly feather the throttle, which is not in my driving nature lol. Im going to give Jimmys setup with the AE springs a go and see what transpires because so far Ive noticed better results, although not conclusive, with the AE's vs the Tamiya whites.