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Old 02-01-2010
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Default B44 Shock upgrades

Hi,

Just wondering what's the best shock upgrade in your guys opinion for the B44?

My fronts are screwed and need repairing or replacing but i don't fancy replacing them with originals especially at forty quid a pop!

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You pay for what you get - simple as that.

I'e heard of people running losi shocks, but they're more expensive than associated
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With the new bleeder caps the associated shocks are fantastic. Losi are good too (Got them on the cat SX)
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new bleeder caps?
Do you have the Spare number at hand?

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I replaced my caps with those and they are so smooth and easy to do now
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Thx a lot for the hint, will order them Monday.
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Cheers for all the info lads.

Repairs it is then with new caps.

Whats best plastic bleeding or alu?

Thanks,

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I've been considering building up a BJ4 WE out of spares, and for shocks, I came to the conclusion that the Tamiya TRF shocks (on eBay) were the best choice - they cost about £45 a set.
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Whats best plastic bleeding or alu?

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plastic by a mile. I sometimes wonder how I put up with alu ones for so long.
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I've been considering building up a BJ4 WE out of spares, and for shocks, I came to the conclusion that the Tamiya TRF shocks (on eBay) were the best choice - they cost about £45 a set.


I have to say the Tamiya TRF shocks are surprisingly nice to build and very well priced.


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Anyone tried to squeeze on yokomo big bores on yet? Are the lengths similar?
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