The shocks have a bigger difference on carpet where you use heavy springs also the landings are normally shorter so it is easier to bottom out and get out of control
You did not clean your tyres off! second run had tread full of dirt . I expect that makes a large difference to handling? Second run was basically on a slick.
People make me laugh because they will buy the latest shocks and not do anything to tune them. A bit of love and care and testing in a ten year old small bore will perform better than the latest shock that is just thrown together with no knowledge of how it all Works .
In racing world that’s lightning fast bro. Now try ceramic ball bearings. Vs. regular bearings or try this one regular oil bearings vs. greased bearings.
Most of the time depending on surface and type of racing regular stainless BB is good enoug and ceramic only works on carpet or low dust conditions but gains is over rated.
From what i have heard bigger shocks advantage is high bite high speed surfaces.
The shocks have a bigger difference on carpet where you use heavy springs also the landings are normally shorter so it is easier to bottom out and get out of control
Nice work. I'm into RC cars because chicks dig it....
please direct said chicks this way
all that dont plan on upgrading to the .2 atleast need the LTC gears
Are you suggesting size doesn't matter?
Thanks, Awesome video!
Lookin' cool!
I would like to buy the old shocks that you don't use anymore
You did not clean your tyres off! second run had tread full of dirt . I expect that makes a large difference to handling? Second run was basically on a slick.
the tires are slicks to begin with
@@ThePilotx1 ah my mistake . Thanks for the clarification.
Ya a couple laps in and the dirt wore right off the slicks.
People make me laugh because they will buy the latest shocks and not do anything to tune them. A bit of love and care and testing in a ten year old small bore will perform better than the latest shock that is just thrown together with no knowledge of how it all
Works .
In racing world that’s lightning fast bro. Now try ceramic ball bearings. Vs. regular bearings or try this one regular oil bearings vs. greased bearings.
Most of the time depending on surface and type of racing regular stainless BB is good enoug and ceramic only works on carpet or low dust conditions but gains is over rated.
Well now what do I spend my money on! LOL.
Your family
Say it louder for the people in the back
Size of your shocks don’t matter… that being said my tekno sct has 16mm. More thicker more better!