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Traxxas big bores if you are tired of the leaking stockers.
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+1 for the Traxxas Big Bores, Thats what I run and they work great!!!
Big Bores are great shocks, the springs are a little soft so you may want to consider a set of RC raven springs as well.
I use the Proline Powerstrokes, you will find these are pretty much the best shocks you can get. I am very pleased with them. Smooth operation, no leaks, no problems.
I use the Proline Powerstrokes, you will find these are pretty much the best shocks you can get. I am very pleased with them. Smooth operation, no leaks, no problems.
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I have been running the dynamite/losi shocks for years on my maxx with no problems at all. I have rpm dual stage pistons and trinity blue springs. The pistons made a drastic improvement with the handling. I have been very happy with my set up.
revomaxx24
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i run big bores with rc raven blue springs and 45wt oil in the front and 50 in the rear. 3.3maxx is right the spring that come on the big bores are soft vary soft i think and they onley come with a 30 or 35wt oil in them i think.