FRICTION DAMPERS
Features red anodized aluminum cylinder. Damping effect can be adjusted by applying separately available Friction Damper Grease and adding o-rings. Select according to ground conditions and leaf spring number.
Standard: normal running Default settings.
Soft: low-speed, high grip running Use 2 leaf springs and adjust tension using damper grease (soft) #53174.
Hard: stable and high-speed running Use 5 leaf springs and apply damper grease (medium) #53175 or (hard) #53176.
yep sir, they are friction dampers!! and there is a choice of grease of different viscosity to choose fromi dont know man, besides the cost factor, there must be a reason why they have friction dampers instead of oil, they probably want to simulate the gas shocks on the real car
need to think think sin la........or wait for more hop-up options before buying.........
Dr.!Will the price be lower later? I got the information is F350$2200+Bearing$280,but I saw the Tamiya USA web site,F350 set are including bearing (May be my English is bad to get the wrong meaning),Do You know,Dr.?
Dr.!Will the price be lower later? I got the information is F350$2200+Bearing$280,but I saw the Tamiya USA web site,F350 set are including bearing (May be my English is bad to get the wrong mea ...
the USA site .........is metal bearings(bushings)<<<"銅柸士", NOT "BALL" bearings
Anyone know if this F350 can use Futaba 4VF transmitter? or must stick to 4WD? I heard there must have some modification if want to use 4VF.... but 4WD is AM transmitter which I would not want to get. Thanks in advance
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i dont know man, besides the cost factor, there must be a reason why they have friction dampers instead of oil, they probably want to simulate the gas shocks on the real car
