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Old 05-11-2010
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Default BIG BORES have arrived
Well finally we got some.
Not all we wanted but just enough to satisfy current back orders.
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Good to know Neil ... I best get some ordered, was waiting for the annoucement
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Are they being sold as a set or do you have to get all the bits etc?
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As fronts and rears separately I believe mate.
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As fronts and rears separately I believe mate.
So essentially sold in pairs fronts or rears etc

Just dreaded the Losi scenario where you end up working the part numbers out!
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Never a problem with the big K mate, they will always "have a pack for that"
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Well i ran mine for the first time this weekend.

All i can say is fantastic car felt so much better over the bumps & seems to be able to soak up the corners little more giving you more turning in way.

Went a little harder than I usually was alot better.

I ran 40wt oil all round & yellow front/white rears brilliant
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Well i ran mine for the first time this weekend.

All i can say is fantastic car felt so much better over the bumps & seems to be able to soak up the corners little more giving you more turning in way.

Went a little harder than I usually was alot better.

I ran 40wt oil all round & yellow front/white rears brilliant
Cool! 2WD or 4WD?
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How much were there?
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Cool! 2WD or 4WD?
4wd drive buddy got some for the 2wd coming next month
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We've just got the big bores in stock, limited quantities. Due to go online later today.

Prices are £52.99 for the Front, £54.99 for the Rear.

X-Gear BB Springs are £11.99 per pair, all in stock.
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What is the tuning like for the big bores vis-a-vis the normal velvets?
Do you run a much thicker oil?
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What is the tuning like for the big bores vis-a-vis the normal velvets?
Do you run a much thicker oil?
I'm roughly running 5wt oil heaver than the velvet shocks

Oh I'm running Assoc shock oil too
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I'm roughly running 5wt oil heaver than the velvet shocks

Oh I'm running Assoc shock oil too
In your opinion, on what sort of tracks will the big bores truly shine?
I'm thinking of tracks that are rutted, bumpy and with big jumps..
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