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Voo's 5T jump truck.
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Quick vid from today.At the end of the vid when I rolled it I blew a drive shaft.Good fun though!:w00t:
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Marine Iguana
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Looks like it took that beating well :lol:
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Oh Yeah:lol: I didnt buy it to sit on a shelf,its gonna have a lot more than that once the rest of my gear comes through.
J.
sperera
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good to hear mate, cant wait to see more action shots 
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They are more(IMO)sloppy than the buggy but take some stick.The buggy is more precise.
Havn't got my oil yet mate,as soon as I do I'll be mounting them.
J.
Have you had yours out yet?
Havn't got my oil yet mate,as soon as I do I'll be mounting them.
J.
Have you had yours out yet?
No not yet mate as been busy but need to rebuild the rezzis as some have air in so im gona get some more fluid like you or just use 20wt shock oil...
Hyperpete
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Lookin very nice indeed that mate 
Nice vid too !
Nice vid too !
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The lads on BFUK are using 10-20WT motorbike fork oil as it doesn't froth or loose its viscosity.
Cheers Pete,I had a blast with it.When the Rezzies go on it'll be launched at full tilt!:w00t:
J.
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Just bought some 15WT. Going to do the Rezzies tonight.
J.
J.
pablo
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Just bought some 15WT. Going to do the Rezzies tonight.
J.
i use 15w back and front seems to work well, tho the hpi stuff is a total rip off for the amount in the bottle just about fills 4 shocks
charlieboy
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had a look at the vids today at work james, took some batterin there fella
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had a look at the vids today at work james, took some batterin there fella
Wait till the rezzies are on,it'll be launched at full tilt!
J.
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pablo
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good idea mate think i,ll be buying fork oil at that price:cup-1::cup-1:
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sperera
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nice stuff james, that should help heaps!
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Rezzie build
Just thought I'd do a Rezzie build thread for anyone who was thinking of getting a set.
First picture is of the components I am using.
Full set of Threshold Rezzies
Set of 20% stiffer DDM springs
Dark soul shaft seals(O'rings)
Theshold crowns
And of course the shocks.
I started by dis-assembling the shocks to re-seal and clean them.
You can see the oil that came out! All down to worn seals.
I then got a small screwdriver and removed the circlip that holds the brass washer on.
With the washer and clip off the the O'rings are exposed.
I changes these with some Dark Soul rings as they are made a little tighter than stock giving a better seal.
Be careful when putting the circlip back in as they tend to spring out and go to the land of the lost!
I cleaned the shafts up and here it is assembled.
More to come.
J.
Just thought I'd do a Rezzie build thread for anyone who was thinking of getting a set.
First picture is of the components I am using.
Full set of Threshold Rezzies
Set of 20% stiffer DDM springs
Dark soul shaft seals(O'rings)
Theshold crowns
And of course the shocks.
I started by dis-assembling the shocks to re-seal and clean them.
You can see the oil that came out! All down to worn seals.
I then got a small screwdriver and removed the circlip that holds the brass washer on.
With the washer and clip off the the O'rings are exposed.
I changes these with some Dark Soul rings as they are made a little tighter than stock giving a better seal.
Be careful when putting the circlip back in as they tend to spring out and go to the land of the lost!
I cleaned the shafts up and here it is assembled.
More to come.
J.
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I then oiled the top of the shock body so when it screws into the Rezzie cap the oil will help seal and not distort the O'ring inside the cap.
I screwed the cap on and checked the ring through the bottom of the shock body.
All nice and snug I then put the shock ball in.This is done with the tool provided.You will need a vice or press or pliers. I used my vice and it went in easily.
Next was the bleeding stage.There is a bleed station you can buy but I didnt have one so I used a couple of zip ties and an electrical hands free vice.
Next I used a syringe filled with 15WT motorbike fork oil(non frothing) and filled the shock up.The oil in the shock will travel through the Rezzie tube and flow into the Rezzie chamber.Be sure to have the Rezzie chamber about half an inch below the shock body.
Once the shock body is filled to the top and the Rezzie chamber is too,leave it for half an hour for the bubbles to surface.
Next assemble the spring and the two pistons(chamfered edge facing out on both)
Next insert the two pistons and spring into the Rezzie chamber as in the picture SLOWLY!
Then build the Rezzie cap,screw the lock-nut onto the bolt and the bolt into the cap but only as far as the end of the threads like as in picture.
More to come.
J
I screwed the cap on and checked the ring through the bottom of the shock body.
All nice and snug I then put the shock ball in.This is done with the tool provided.You will need a vice or press or pliers. I used my vice and it went in easily.
Next was the bleeding stage.There is a bleed station you can buy but I didnt have one so I used a couple of zip ties and an electrical hands free vice.
Next I used a syringe filled with 15WT motorbike fork oil(non frothing) and filled the shock up.The oil in the shock will travel through the Rezzie tube and flow into the Rezzie chamber.Be sure to have the Rezzie chamber about half an inch below the shock body.
Once the shock body is filled to the top and the Rezzie chamber is too,leave it for half an hour for the bubbles to surface.
Next assemble the spring and the two pistons(chamfered edge facing out on both)
Next insert the two pistons and spring into the Rezzie chamber as in the picture SLOWLY!
Then build the Rezzie cap,screw the lock-nut onto the bolt and the bolt into the cap but only as far as the end of the threads like as in picture.
More to come.
J