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Own By-Pass Shock - 07.08.2006, 09:27 AM

Yes we all know that the proline by-pass shock kit is verry good in its performance, but has anyone thought of using the normal u/e or traxxas shocks to make your own?

so wouldn't you have your own by-pass shock just by removing the the spring and other things.
correct me if im wrong. I guess its kinda dumb question.
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07.08.2006, 09:59 AM

I dont understand, if you want to create a by pass shock you'd need alot thicker shock body to accomodate the use of a thicker spring. (Just like PL's) . Im sure its possible, with a little custom work, but not with ue or traxxas shocks, thats for sure.


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07.08.2006, 10:25 AM

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I dont understand, if you want to create a by pass shock you'd need alot thicker shock body to accomodate the use of a thicker spring. (Just like PL's) . Im sure its possible, with a little custom work, but not with ue or traxxas shocks, thats for sure.
Well first off, the "By-Pass" shocks, have no spring. Second, it's not really possible. The way the By-Pass shocks are designed is so the when there compressed, the oil is forced to go into the outer chamber inbetween the heatsink and the inner body. Look at Pro-Lines website. It has a cut-away and shows how they work.
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07.08.2006, 10:29 AM

:035: What the hell was i talking about, sorry i was thinking about motorbikes- LOL ! Yea, squee knows everything about these shocks since he LOVES them! :) On another note, you guys think PL will make a different type of shock? They discontinued a great shock, thats for sure!


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07.08.2006, 10:11 AM

i know, just a question out there. but it would be cool someone should try it out.
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07.08.2006, 10:16 AM

If a person could snag some by pass shocks on ebay than that would be ALOT easier!


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07.08.2006, 10:29 AM

i know squee i've read it and saw it.
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07.08.2006, 10:40 AM

ya thats kinda bad for the people with the by-pass. But i bet they discontinued it for a reason!
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07.08.2006, 10:53 AM

sales went bad.

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07.09.2006, 12:35 AM

I don't really understand it either. Just like they discontinued the Servo saver...and suspension kit....and....
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Progressive Suspension resevoirs on Supermaxx shocks is a great alternative, but I don't think they make those anymore, either.
   
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07.09.2006, 08:46 AM

I got a set of by pass to try with a set of buggy front shocks. I going to test today to see how it does.


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07.09.2006, 10:30 PM

tell us how they perform!
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Read the other thread...
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07.10.2006, 01:53 PM

I did test and posted my results.
I was real happy with the way it performed. I haven't tried the shed or garage jump yet.:D


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