Revo Long Travel

[jmcnittsavage1]

Just got the revo long travel set up. i was wondering since I've put them on the suspension seems to be a bit soft on rebound and springs. what weight shock oil and spring set up should i use with the long travel rockers? onder2: thanks

 

[olds97_lss]

What are you doing with it? The LT rockers are intended to be soft and spongy for slow moving and crawling. If your jumping or running at high speeds on un-even terrain, I'd suggest running with the P2's.

 

[.21Rc10GT]

Well, with my little experience with my friend's revo, i have to say that the long travel rockers are not going to give you a stiff ride. You cannot get a good setup with them (or if you do, it will be with 50k diff fluild, LOL) If you are planning to race, anything is better than the long travel rockers, imo.

 

[jmcnittsavage1]

Thanks for the help. figured they were for something like that. i guess what i was really asking is there a way that i came make them work for bashing. or high speed

 

[SVORay]

It would probaly be more practical to simply go back to the 90T's instead of spending anymore time and money tring to make the 120LT's work for bashing. Just my

 

[jmcnittsavage1]

ok thanks for the help. The revo was one of my last purchases. I'm still tring to learn more about them. ill ditch the long travel idea. What is a better set up for bashing then? p1 p2. what kind of shock oil weight ect. thanks

 

[Mallanaga]

i use P2's with 30k fluid. i was using 50k for a while, but it was too bouncy.

 

[jmcnittsavage1]

thanks for the reply ill try it

 

[stephane la bananne]

with the p2 witch push rod# are U using & spring for bashingonder2:

 

[Monkey Wrench]

You'll have to use 102mm push rods with the adapters with P2 rockers. The part number is in the manual (sorry, can't find my manual right now).