Dual rate springs

[Smokey]

I know some guys run DR springs, how well do they work? Where can I get them?

The track I run at is rough, so I need something soft to soak up the bumps, but at the same time we have big jumps and I bottom out ALL the time.

Any input would be appreciated

 

[Çh®i§tiªñ]

Then they will work for EXACTLY what you want them to do!

I have them on mine right now and they work just like you describe.

 

[DarthRacer]

Chris, help us out a little more and tell us which ones you have and where you got them!! :yes:

 

[Smokey]

Sounds like the answer to all my handling issues!!!

Yes, please tell us where to get them.

 

[Çh®i§tiªñ]

http://www.rcraven.com/shocksprings.htm

:mex:

 

[Smokey]

So there is nothing available for the front then?

I thought T-Maxx springs would be too stiff, apparently not.

Thanks Christian!!!

 

[Heatseeker]

Smokey - I'm running those on my T-Maxx and they do work quite well. Definitely noticed the difference.

Rick

 

[FastEddy]

I just now ordered a set for my CyberMaxx. I have wanted to try them for some time now and this thread just got me off my ass to do so.

Thanks guys.

Item Number: spdual
Item Name: T-Maxx or E-Maxx Dual Rate Shock Springs set of 8
Options: Color: Near Chrome powder coat.
Quantity: 1
Price: 18.95
Unit Subtotal: 18.95

 

[nitro dave]

Originally posted by FastEddy
I just now ordered a set for my CyberMaxx. I have wanted to try them for some time now and this thread just got me off my ass to do so.

Thanks guys.

Item Number: spdual
Item Name: T-Maxx or E-Maxx Dual Rate Shock Springs set of 8
Options: Color: Near Chrome powder coat.
Quantity: 1
Price: 18.95
Unit Subtotal: 18.95

Those are the exact same ones that i run. I really like them a lot. They should work well with the beef of your cybermaxx

 

[robriguez]

But what about for a buggy?