Powerstroke shocks

[jnev]

I have seen many people looking for these shocks, and I think I found a place to buy them new instead of only on ebay. I was just looking around the web and came across them.

http://www.rcxshop.com/default.php?cPath=4

You would need 4 of each shock, and that's ALOT of $$$ for shocks IMO, plus you can get them cheaper HERE and HERE
but it is still alot of money...


Bye:018:

[jnev]

Oops, :013: Didn't know they still had them on tower hobbies. Sorry. :007:

[Sylvester]

They are good shocks, but pricey. Imo if i were to build a maxx, UE's would be my choice.

[coolhandcountry]

I used the bypass with a set of ofna front buggy shocks. They worked out
great.

[jollyjumper]

any one know if the seal sets are still being made?

[Serum]

Shoot proline an email.

[jollyjumper]

could do that.
i'll ask my shop first.
thank for the idea!
mmmmmm powerstroke's:004:

Well these shocks fit for 1/8 truggy/buggy?

[coolhandcountry]

They are same length as some front buggy shocks.
Shorter then the rear ones.

Noted. Thanks.

[coolhandcountry]

Just as a side note that they may not match all buggy shocks.
I think it was an ofna buggy I compared them to years ago.
I still have the bypass shocks sitting around if you need a measurement.

re: powerstroke

You know I love my powerstroke but once I put a programmer on this stallion it just got insane.

[brian015]

Originally Posted by cambertoes

re: powerstroke

You know I love my powerstroke but once I put a programmer on this stallion it just got insane.

Glad to hear it. We'll be looking here for updates from you.

Originally Posted by cambertoes

re: powerstroke

You know I love my powerstroke but once I put a programmer on this stallion it just got insane.

We dyno'd my brothers Powerstroke in Diesel Power Magazine and made 340rwhp and 711rw ftlbs