MIP Shock Shafts

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MIP Shock Shafts

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Do MIP shocks shafts for Losi shocks "work" with Associated shocks? I don't know if the shaft diameters and piston attachment methods are the same.

Also, did MIP make suspension hinge pins back in the day?
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Re: MIP Shock Shafts

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as long as they're for the associated shocks, they'll work the same as the stock shafts do (piston, e-clips).

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I guess I better stop hitting the nog so hard ... Meant to ask if Losi shafts work with AE shocks ... edited the orig post.
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Re: MIP Shock Shafts

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The main difference between the losi and AE shafts is the thread size. The AE shafts taper down to a 4-40 thread, while the losi are larger, 5-40 I think.
The lengths are slightly different between the 2 which is not so much of an issue as you can simply use internal/external limiters if they are too long.
On the few that I sampled just now, the piston fitting space was the same between both stock ae and losi.

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Re: MIP Shock Shafts

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I'm not sure if you're interested or not, but MIP titanium nitride coated shock shafts and the blue siliicone o-ring seals are still available for the associated trucks and buggies. I recently got a set of the shafts for my 10T on ebay.

Worse comes to worse. I guess you could just drill out the bottom shaft fitting a bit prior to threading them to accept the larger shafts.
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Re: MIP Shock Shafts

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brian, which associated ones do you need?

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the ones to go with my Andy's build ... 0.71 and 1.32?
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