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Building the shocks
Anyone got any good tips?
I'm good at building most shocks, but with no bladders, bleed screws or even just a bleedline in the threads, I'm lost. I get either lots of rebound or lots of air, when all I want is a dead emulsion shock. Help?
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Martin Sørlie, 1985. Spektrum DX4R Pro - TLR 22 2.0 & TLR 22-4 - Absima Team Smallsize |
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Fill it up, get the cap on, flip the shock upside down and losen the bottom shock cap a couple of turns, ptch. And now start the bleeding.
Hope this helps, Mikael |
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Aha! That helps. Weird it isn't mentioned in the manual, but I did spot the slot in the lower shock cup. And I also find it a bit weird that such good dampers don't come with a bleed screw in the cap...
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Martin Sørlie, 1985. Spektrum DX4R Pro - TLR 22 2.0 & TLR 22-4 - Absima Team Smallsize |
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Yokomo will be coming out with bleed screw caps for their bigbores soon...
Also, I green slime all the orings while building. These shocks are awesome and don't leak at all! The best I've tried... |
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Green slime is genious;-) I really like the quality of the shocks, the ones on my other Bmax that has been standing on the shelf for still feels great;-)
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Martin Sørlie, 1985. Spektrum DX4R Pro - TLR 22 2.0 & TLR 22-4 - Absima Team Smallsize |
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