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Minimal, but they are better shocks, if you notice anything you will notice it in the turns. They do make the ride look better as an added bonus. Just my .02
imasavage, Lighten up on the fiber man....
Any type of threaded shock will do wonders for ANY car/truck. Them old plastic spacers you get in a RTR..... Those are kool for bashing and such. When you race however you want ADJUSTABILITY in the shocks for handling. The plastic style spacers will only allow so much adjustability.. they are a set thickness. However the threaded shock can be tuned in A LOT faster and easier IMO.
Any type of threaded shock will do wonders for ANY car/truck. Them old plastic spacers you get in a RTR..... Those are kool for bashing and such. When you race however you want ADJUSTABILITY in the shocks for handling. The plastic style spacers will only allow so much adjustability.. they are a set thickness. However the threaded shock can be tuned in A LOT faster and easier IMO.
