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Lets Talk : Shock Oil Tuning for 1/8 RC Buggies (Tekno, Mugen, Associated)

Adrenaline RC Racing

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8 Comments

@tlrcamp8009 1 month ago

Can you please do a video on showing the different adjustments for the 8x 2.0 adjustable chassis and what the different adjustments do?

@chrispowell9927 1 year ago

What does too soft of oil on a bumpy track look or feel like?

@_Lt__Dan_ 1 year ago

What's your recommendation for F/R oil weights for SCTs?

@tlrcamp8009 1 year ago

do you normally run the same wt/cst Front and rear or is the rear always a little bit lighter fluid than the front?

@JakesRC-gm5fk 1 year ago

Thank you for the info! Even though not 100% related to shock oils, can you elaborate on why setups on loose outdoor tracks will usually prescribe a softer rear suspension vs the front? Aka, lighter springs, and sometimes thinner oil? Or do I have that backwards?

@Ayane13b 1 year ago

Question for ya. The front shocks in my RC seem to be nearly perfect where they have enough pack to prevent bottoming out in any scenario, without being stiff, they pack perfectly. But my rear has less travel before bottoming out, and there's more weight on the rear. Sadly I can't quite figure out how to get it to pack, without making it stiff as hell. Would the "correct" option be to use thicker oil with more/larger orphices?

@motoinsanity2619 10 months ago

I just got into racing I’ve done great with stock setup and 50 50 shock oil but I raced a bumpy track and kept getting flipped any advice? Thinner thicker oil?