Shock tool?

[PappaD]

Has anyone used one of these? It matches your shocks.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250046665435&fromMakeTrack=true

 

[Mr T-Maxx]

Just my opinion....


I can think of several better ways to spend $23 of R/C fundage!


Again...My Opinion.


Mr T

 

[FastEddy]

I have one. It comes in handy for extreme fine tuning. If your not looking to gain that extra .0001 second off your lap time. your money will be better spent on a box of C-Flaps.

 

[R/C Newbie]

Rofl!!!

 

[PappaD]

I think it's cool to spot a weak shock!

 

[FastEddy]

I do have to say, it does work well and is a well built tool. If your a tool freak like me, its a good one to have. You may also want to look at a set of shock shaft pliers. Ill dig the link up.

here you go.
https://www.rcnitrotalk.com/144/rouge-element-pliers/

 

[PappaD]

Nice! I am a gadget / tool junkie so it will most likely end up in my box!

 

[Nitrobuzzard]

I had one and will probably have another. The only reason I ever needed it was when i was racing 1/10 touring cars with my buds. After I got my shocks "matched", the car, (a NTC3), handled alot better.

For off-road I didn't see a need for it for me but I'm sure it would make a difference if I was running on a prepped dirt track.

Like Ed said, and you, if your a tool junkie, it's nice to have in the box....lol

-Nitro

 

[robmob]

I have one. It comes in handy for extreme fine tuning. If your not looking to gain that extra .0001 second off your lap time. your money will be better spent on a box of C-Flaps.

LMAO.....

 

[jetmechG550]

I have one and it's great for a touring car but for off-road stuff I haven't found much use for it. Get the c flaps!