Anything of sufficient weight. Long as it’s probably between 250-700cstI recently bought my lad a used Traxxas Rustler and while cleaning it up I've discovered one of the shocks is leaking oil. Do I really need to buy specific RC shock oil or can anything of sufficient weight do?
No. But heavily involved in Rc in general.Does anyone own the Traxxas Maxx v1 or v2? Would you mind sharing your opinions on it, I'm thinking it might be a good starting point for me and my lad to get into some RC time. I did look at the Maxx mini, but I'm not sure it's clearance and power will be good enough for some the grassy areas we have around us. Although I like the idea of us both having one to use at the same time
Anything of sufficient weight. Long as it’s probably between 250-700cst
But core Rc oil is pretty cheap and you can buy a range and see what the car feels like.
Yes. Normal for the F/R to be different a little.I ponied up and got the proper shock oil, 40wt/500cst although after seeing the Traxxas shock oil tuning guide I think 50/600 might have been better. Anyway, the shocks are rebuild and ready to roll.
Yes. Normal for the F/R to be different a little.
Temp plays a part too. Although not sure how much you’d notice, it does play a part in buggy racing.
Damn, that's not great. Looks like my Traxxas Revo 3.3 is part of this. I can't seem to find any information on what the recall involves, do they replace the parts with updated versions?
Looks like Traxxas are in a bit of deep poo over asbestos in RC cars and parts. Big recall happening at the moment which includes end users too. Models over a 22 year period.
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Product Recall: TRAXXAS Radio-Controlled Vehicles (2407-0125)
Product Recall for TRAXXAS Radio-Controlled Vehicles presenting a risk to health.www.gov.uk
Link to recal form to fill in..
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i didnt see any posts what was it u were asking?Came in here for advice on how to get into the hobby........nope thanks, bye then
Looks like Traxxas are in a bit of deep poo over asbestos in RC cars and parts. Big recall happening at the moment which includes end users too. Models over a 22 year period.
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Product Recall: TRAXXAS Radio-Controlled Vehicles (2407-0125)
Product Recall for TRAXXAS Radio-Controlled Vehicles presenting a risk to health.www.gov.uk
Link to recal form to fill in..
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Just a jest given the asbestos posts loli didnt see any posts what was it u were asking?
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I'm with you, I'm now looking at a XMAXShouldn’t have looked at this thread.
Used to race nitro off road and 1/10th electric on road in my teens.
All fizzled out when I could drive real cars, drink and chase women but this thread has given me the itch.
Always wanted a big 1/5th scale petrol monster
I guess that's what happens when you outsource to places like china and build at the lowest cost possible.seen this vid posted on msuk earlier