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Old 05-06-2010
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just been reading through some setup sheets, can i just ask with regards the shock lengths is this measured as tip to tip top to bottom or as though centers of bolt holes?
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Normally I read it as from the bottom of the shock, to the start of the ball joint, the visible part of the shock shaft in other words.

Unless it's quite a big figure given, then it could be from top to bottom of the whole thing.
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I'll let the Team drivers have the final say, but I believe the shock length is fully extended center of eyelet to center of eyelet
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I measure shock length as screw-to-screw.
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Old 06-06-2010
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Cheers guys, just got hold of a set of Schumacher big bores to try
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Old 06-06-2010
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I'm 99.9% sure that my Ellis setup sheet gives lengths that are the middle of the eyelets. When I measured the extended length of my Associated shocks (with no internal spacers) they came out pretty much spot on.
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Cheers guys, just got hold of a set of Schumacher big bores to try
please post back how you get on with the Schuey Big bores...what shocks you running currently?
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have a look here for lengths of shockers

http://www.xfactoryrc.com/rc/pdfs/Se...-2009-X6Sq.pdf

will be trying schumacher bigbores shocks this weekend at the oople race, this is the first time ive run the x6 also, have a set of associated shocks to try back to back, could be a steep learning curve
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Old 08-06-2010
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there's nothing like setting yourself a challenge!

have you raced at RHR before?
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how did you get on with the schuey big bores?
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Hi Guys,

I didnt want to open a new topic for my question.

Does somebody use TRF shocks on his X6sq? I know, Hupo in the past used them,, but its far away.
So if you have experiences with them on your X6, let me know.

thanx.

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Hi,

I recieved my TRF Shocks yesterday. I'll compare them with the actual Associated Shocks.

Losi Shock are unfortunately rare but I still be interested to get them. Could someone please give me the part-number from these losi-shocks (XXX-CR)???

Thx...(sorry for my bad english)

Greets - Daniel
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