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Holy Cow, i've just seen how expensive the spring sets are!! are there any alternatives? If not, what would be a couple of different pairs recommended by peeps for use outdoors so i can just buy a few pairs?

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you could buy the pairs you need rather than the whole set?

£3.56 for a pair isn't too bad if you did buy the whole set though
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I've got losi ones on mine. Dunno if they are cheaper though, they were 'borrowed'
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you could buy the pairs you need rather than the whole set?

£3.56 for a pair isn't too bad if you did buy the whole set though
yeah thats what i'm thinking, not sure what the most 'popular' colours are though?
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look through the setup sheets
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look through the setup sheets
i have done, i just wanted to get some ideas on here as to what people run as a lot of the set up sheets are for indoors.
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I would say dark reds are the most popular for the fronts indoors im sure some other guys will tell you what they use. But i mainly use the dark red fronts and either green or black rears depending two or four wheel drive, track conditions etc.
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i have done, i just wanted to get some ideas on here as to what people run as a lot of the set up sheets are for indoors.
that's mostly related to the time the V3 came out and the winter indoor races start I believe. Some of the 2010 spec DEX410 cars will have been using big bores for the outdoor season though.
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Iv'e got dark red on the front and silver on the rear,
Front 6 x 1.3 tappered 27.5 losi oil - Dark Red springs
Rear 6 x 1.2 tapered 50 losi oil - Silver springs
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thanks for the info
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I thought the prices for the sets are pretty good?
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I thought the prices for the sets are pretty good?
individual they're not bad but a set of rears is 30 quid and a set of fronts is 30 quid (ish), unless im reading it wrong?? which i think is steep if i'm only likely to use a couple of the different pairs front and rear.
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as a kit they generally save you the price of a set... so you get one set free over buying individually.

I think thats prety good.

Although i very much doubt you will ever need more then 2/3.

The fronts also come in a HARD set too, which is another £30.

It seems to be springs from the hard range that most people are using on the front of the car now.
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