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13-10-2011
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Shock setup 210
What pistons and oils are people going for Adam and Nathan are both running tapered piston think Craig is running kit ones so is everyone going to that ?
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13-10-2011
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I am copying craigs I think , all these different combos of how many and how big the piston holes are gets me confused on the bbs , ha !!
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13-10-2011
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As people have said massive options. What pistons come with the kit ? Try the kit ones first and save your money until you know that other pistons work
 Only the top lads have run the car as far as i know, probably to early until you have run on different surfaces.
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13-10-2011
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Ive now settled on 4x1.4mm in the rear.
Ive been suing 3x1.6mm in the front but will be changing this to 4x1.4mm also. Think this should be a good starting point for anyone. Springs/oil are as follows: Rear = light green springs with 27.5wt front = dark blue springs with 35wt. Craig
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Are you sealing pistons etc? Did I hear there are blank pistons in the kit? What's the best most accurate way of drilling pistons?
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13-10-2011
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Yeh im currently sealing pistons as i dont have any blanks. Think blanks have been included in the kit, or so ive been told.
Theres not a best way to drill out pistons really, i just attach the drill piece to an allen driver then just slowly drill out the hole.
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Ok thanks, pretty much the way I do it already.
Thank you
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what are the kit shock colours?
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13-10-2011
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210 shock oil
What make shock oil are you using.
Thanks
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#13
13-10-2011
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post 5 and 6
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What make as there all different!!!!!!!!!
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13-10-2011
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have a look in the forums here there is a oil chart that shows all the different ones and what they are equivalent to in other oils, so you don't have to go out and replace the ones you have.
There is also a program on the net that helps you make your own. Like if you want 25 and you only have 17 and 40 then it will tell you how much of each you need to blend to get 25. cool right I cant find them just now but will post back later
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14-10-2011
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Just didnt know which you used as you posted in weight and durango is listed cst. I cant find the comparison chart at the moment. Thanks
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14-10-2011
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Just tryed 4 x1.4 30 wt feels to hard thats with kit springs
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14-10-2011
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Drop the shock oil down to 27.5 or 25wt.
With big bores you can go lighter on the oil than you think, without losing pack. If you go too big with the piston holes, the shocks feel ok but you lose pack. Smaller/less hole pistons with lighter oil gives the same feel without losing pack. Make sure you get as much air out of the shocks as possible. Too much air causes too much rebound, which makes the shocks feel hard when compressed.
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