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Guys

Im in dire need, i need to use a buggy damper for a starwars model, its basically to simulate a recoiling and returning gun barrel.

For this, i need a basic size damper...anybody got something like an unused Durga damper or similar i can bum?

Im sure many upgraded there DB01's so any chance, as i dont want to buy a full set lol...obviously ill throw some cash your way...if you got one.

Thanks fellas

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I've got some spare micro ones lying around (mini-t size) if they are any good to you? They are just taking up room in my pit box........
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Buddy that is a seriously kind offer, but the Micro ones havent got the kind of weight behind them for what i need to move.

If you imagine this gun barrel (a studio scale Hoth Ion cannon in fact), has to slide back and forth inside a tube, operated by a damper...with no spring (a spring would give too harsh a recoil) smoothly!

Again though, thanks for the offer buddy...i cant believe im being this cheap, but the project is a pricey one

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a studio scale Hoth Ion cannon in fact
Ahh, now I know

No worries mate.
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will have a look as might have some old losi shocks kicking about (none threaded style)
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Would it need to hold oil ! I have a ZX-5 front that we ripped the bottom cap off, screws in but leaks so no use to me ? shaft/piston/top cap all OK, pm me an address if any good.
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Seriously guys, thank you for popping in here, niggs, thats awesome buddy, sure let me know!
JC, yes sadly it would need to hold oil to have a full return dampening effect, but again, thanks man!

Basically..nothing fancy, hell a Tamiya plastic CVA would do the job i reckon as long as its gonna "flow" LOL.

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these any use to you mate?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-Traxxas-T-...1%7C240%3A1318
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and I still have some old B4-shocks lying around, so if you can't find any from the Uk, I might send you one from the continent.
Shouldn't be to expensive in a simple envelope.
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