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Old 21-06-2011
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What shock o-rings do you use? I use the blue ones from MIP, but now they dont sale them any more. Are there any options to the standard orange Asso o-rings, which keep the shock fresh for a longer time?
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Old 22-06-2011
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Kyosho clear X-o-rings.
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I use Nor-Tech 'Whities' in all my shocks
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can I glue up the servo saver and leave the spring I have striped the thread when i was rebuilding it...

Also how how you clean the cars when stripping them down, I am using mountian bike cleaner is this okay?
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I just unscrew everything, and just wash the plastic parts with water and soap...

I saw there are some new parts from Associated??
part number: 9873 and 7495

Anyone tried them already, and will this make a big difference?
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