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Welcome in to the forum Noah! Happy to have you on board! If you haven't yet, feel free to check out my RCT Member Location Map Thread! (Shameless plug lol)I have a 2wd Slash, I am upgrading the rear shocks to the Pro-Line PowerStroke and I am wondering what oil weight I should use for good all round performance.
I am mostly running off road but occasionally on road, it is stock besides a new vxl3s motor and esc, I am also going to upgrade to larger tires eventually, I do moderate jumps and would like a bit better traction but I want better jumps and less bottoming out, thanks.Welcome in to the forum Noah! Happy to have you on board! If you haven't yet, feel free to check out my RCT Member Location Map Thread! (Shameless plug lol)
Well, it depends, there's no easy answer, sadly. First, what kind of terrain are you mainly running/going to be running on? On-road, "all-road", rally style terrain, light off road, medium off-road, track, ect? How heavy is your Slash, does it have upgrades? Do you do a lot of jumping, or just the occasional jump? Big jumps, heavy landing, moderate jumps, small jumps, smaller, off-the-curb drops? Do you proritize not bottoming out, best sensitivity, max traction, or jumping performance? Sorry to pour all this on you!
I am also running a 3s lipoI am mostly running off road but occasionally on road, it is stock besides a new vxl3s motor and esc, I am also going to upgrade to larger tires eventually, I do moderate jumps and would like a bit better traction but I want better jumps and less bottoming out, thanks.
Transmission case?invest in a better trans case i feel your bench time will increase with 3 cells..I upped my shocks on 2wd slash and went to 55 wt wanted a stiffer ride . 3 or 2 wont matter in wt its the rest it will matter to..good luck