I know that the Summit and Erevo use the same shocks, but I thought I read somewhere that the Summit shock body has more threads on it. Does anyone know if I could buy just the Summit shock body seperatly and what the P/N would be?
Thanks,
Clay
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05-27-2012 06:36 PM #1RC Qualifier
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05-27-2012 07:45 PM #2RC Turnbuckle Jr.
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05-27-2012 10:40 PM #3Marshal
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The ERBE, Summit, Slayer Pro, etc. have the exact same (excellent) shock. I just put some digital calipers to shocks from the above-named models. IF there ever was a difference in the number of threads on the shock body, then any difference would be due to having been produced before and after a model-wide change.
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05-29-2012 02:13 AM #4
This pix is from an old post by 87 GN. I had one of the original 27mhz summits and the shocks were different. I an not certain of the newer update models.Last edited by noir 522; 05-29-2012 at 02:20 AM.
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05-29-2012 02:17 AM #5
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Last edited by noir 522; 05-29-2012 at 02:22 AM.
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