Had to mod the threaded Ball joints w/ flanged ball joints from some extra turnbuckles to accommodate the shock guards. Here are some pics.
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Bashed a little in the snow patchy street (some dry spots) and already noticed better handling. I opted for the weaker springs to start!
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01-24-2011 02:16 PM #1RC Qualifier
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Lovin my new sway bars! Mod included.
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01-24-2011 04:23 PM #2RC Qualifier
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nice... yeah I notice my pede's lifting the inside front wheel on a turn at speed.. will those eliminate that?
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01-24-2011 04:34 PM #3RC Qualifier
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Yup!.. I'm diggin' them!
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01-27-2011 10:46 AM #4RC Enthusiast
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Yeah, with the shock guards, there is a bit of slop in there. All I did was add about a 1/4" of fuel tubing to the backside, and it works great.
With the speeds this thing will get up to, I think the sway bars are almost a "must". Definitely a worthwhile investment.
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