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pumpkinfish · 06.17.2008, 11:20 AM

Actually not a Euro thing. As it was explained to me, with the thin oil you will get the "pillow-like" movement that allows the rear shocks to work those bumps. With the one hole blocked, the shocks will pack on the landings making it a little more firm and not just slamming the rear down. I have tried it both ways and it works. My one friend is running his as just stock 1.3 pistons and I think his rear is a little too soft.

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pumpkinfish RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 69 Join Date: Jun 2007	06.17.2008, 11:20 AM Actually not a Euro thing. As it was explained to me, with the thin oil you will get the "pillow-like" movement that allows the rear shocks to work those bumps. With the one hole blocked, the shocks will pack on the landings making it a little more firm and not just slamming the rear down. I have tried it both ways and it works. My one friend is running his as just stock 1.3 pistons and I think his rear is a little too soft.