1.32 Front shocks ?
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1.32 Front shocks ?
I'm looking for a bit of education, I think I might see the odd rolley eyes for this one Anyway how does the numbering work for shocks, is it related to the length, I thought 0.71 = fronts, 1.02 = mid length and 1.32s = rears I'm confused, some fronts recently sold denoted as 1.32s please advise.
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it's the inside bore of the shock body.
the buggies, for the most part will have .56's or .71's on the front, and 1.32's on the rear. the 1.02's are standard front shocks on the associated trucks, with either 1.32's or 1.39's on the rear. depending on the truck.
associated also has .89 and 1.18 shocks, too.
the buggies, for the most part will have .56's or .71's on the front, and 1.32's on the rear. the 1.02's are standard front shocks on the associated trucks, with either 1.32's or 1.39's on the rear. depending on the truck.
associated also has .89 and 1.18 shocks, too.
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Ferretii is talking about my auction that closed last night. I think the shop that I got them from changed the labels. Same thing looks to have happened with the LXT MIP dog bone kits I have, so pulled that auction too. The LXT kit is way too short to be truck. I think, and am almost certain, they are for the X2/Pro/SE.
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badhoopty wrote:to this day i still get all mixed up on the frigging way ae labeled thier shocks.
I'm pleased I'm not the only one Thanks for the info chaps.
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