Getting The Most Out Of Your Radio Controlled Buggy's Shocks

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A lot of effort is put into tuning those shocks onMoving the upper shock end back and forth on
your radio controlled buggy with oil and springthe radio controlled buggy's shock tower also
selection, but there is one more thing you can doaffects how your off-roader rolls in the dirt. If
to those shocks to help soak up those berms andyou move it out towards the wheel-side on the
whoops, handle jumps better, or gain moretower, your RC ride should handle the bumper
traction.track better, and soak up the berms and whoops.
In only two minutes and no extra cash outta yerMoving it inward on the shock tower is what you
pocket.want to do on high bite tracks.
If you go grab your off-road radio controlledAs you can see, this is an easy tuning option
buggy right now, and look at your rear shocks,won't cost you an additional trip to the hobby
you should see that there are other holes on thestore for parts, or an hour of messing with shock
tower and the suspension arms where the shocksoil and springs, so it can be a very convenient
could attach. (Assuming your vehicle has shockthing to do to your radio controlled buggy at the
towers, the Traxxas Revo does not, fortrack. It is NOT available on every radio controlled
instance)buggy. This is another reason why you want to
Those holes offer you more tuning options onlook real hard at your choices when purchasing an
your radio controlled buggy. If you mount theRC vehicle. The more tuning options, and the
lower shock end out towards the wheel, on themore know-how on how to use them, the more
suspension arm, your buggy or truck will gainfun you will have racing and bashing.
more corner speed and land better off of jumps.Always buy the radio controlled buggy with with
If you do the opposite, move it inward on thethe most tuning options.
supsension arm, the rear end softens and you