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Shocks not rebounding

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Mayhem

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The stock shows on my Rustler arn't rebounding maybe because of the cold weather or because they sucks. I have a brand new bottle of 50WT that i was gonna use for my T but never did. Should I use this?
 
How cold is it?

Dont forget - it will freeze regardless. 50 wt will get cloggy quicker from my experience, yet 10wt can literally freeze if left alone.

I find that running in extremely cold conditions, no matter your shock setup, it will get sticky fast.
 
umm I dunno how cold it was when i drove it but now it is 0 so maybe about 20 degrees.

I notice there not rebounded inside like 3 hours after I drove it today.
 
Might be time for a rebuild then. Did you check to make sure that you have enough oil in them?

Also, try making the spring tension stiffer by putting more spacers in. (preloading)
 
These are brand new. Ill try some spacers.
 
Mayhem if they are new its very common that they dont fill them to the proper level. I suggest pulling them off and checking them stock oil in TRX is 30 weight X
 
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