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Mr E-Maxx · 04.26.2015, 08:54 AM

Hey Guys,

@Serum Yes this Shocks are very nice. I use tow rear (~120mm long) set of them. You can buy them in one bag with everything in it. You must look, that you buy the set's with the TiNi Shockshaft because there are diffrent set on the market.
This is the part no.: T08689
I use the Asso Shock Bushing 89083. The hole is a littel bit to small for the UE Shockmount. I file out them a littel bit and now they work perfekt.

@Kcaz25 are the Losi 2.0 Driveshafts and Axels still working with the truetrack?
Can I see some pictures of your truck?

I found my new Brushless System for my truck. I use the Xerun150A ESC and a Tenshock X812L with 2150kv. It was to heavy for my buggy but it must works gerat at the Maxx.

I think my Maxx will run again this year but it is still a lot of work.

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Mr E-Maxx RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 80 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Germany	04.26.2015, 08:54 AM Hey Guys, @Serum Yes this Shocks are very nice. I use tow rear (~120mm long) set of them. You can buy them in one bag with everything in it. You must look, that you buy the set's with the TiNi Shockshaft because there are diffrent set on the market. This is the part no.: T08689 I use the Asso Shock Bushing 89083. The hole is a littel bit to small for the UE Shockmount. I file out them a littel bit and now they work perfekt. @Kcaz25 are the Losi 2.0 Driveshafts and Axels still working with the truetrack? Can I see some pictures of your truck? I found my new Brushless System for my truck. I use the Xerun150A ESC and a Tenshock X812L with 2150kv. It was to heavy for my buggy but it must works gerat at the Maxx. I think my Maxx will run again this year but it is still a lot of work.