littleguy301
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I read on here some time ago about shock covers and you can make them by bike tire inertubes. Is that correct? If it is, what needs to be done to make them fit? What size tube? Any info will help, thank you.
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LOST IN MN
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Measure the diameter of the widest part of the shock then goto the bicycle store and by a tube thats the closest in size.
Inner Tube Shock Socks
Gotta be the best bang for buck sock imo.
Get ya **** down Halfords and buy a 26" x 1.5" inner tube
They sucker up real tight and keeps all the crud off the main body and springs, very easy to clean, just wipe down and dry (no need to machine wash)
You can get at least 8 socks out of 1 tube
J.
(copied from another forum)
Gotta be the best bang for buck sock imo.
Get ya **** down Halfords and buy a 26" x 1.5" inner tube
They sucker up real tight and keeps all the crud off the main body and springs, very easy to clean, just wipe down and dry (no need to machine wash)
You can get at least 8 socks out of 1 tube
J.
(copied from another forum)
CSR260
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Hmmm,might be right mate .I didnt think of that.
I copied and pasted it from a Baja forum.I've seen these on and they are VERY tight,might just work.
J
I copied and pasted it from a Baja forum.I've seen these on and they are VERY tight,might just work.
J
CSR260
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yeah its cheap anuf miles well go for it littleguy
Inner tubes won't get small enough for the FG's. At least I have not been able to find them. 
littleguy301
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Will heat shrinkable tubing work?
I like the idea of covering the springs at least it makes for easy cleaning
I like the idea of covering the springs at least it makes for easy cleaning
It will only crimp up due to the heat shrink not giving when shrunk to the shock springs. Unshrunk they would be too rigid. I would say no.
I know of two ways. One is buying some stretchy nylon type fabric and sewing up some for yourself. I have done it with somewhat good results.
Buying a set is another way and is easier and they are a bit nicer. I have those now.
I know of two ways. One is buying some stretchy nylon type fabric and sewing up some for yourself. I have done it with somewhat good results.
Buying a set is another way and is easier and they are a bit nicer. I have those now.
J-Revo
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I think the ones you made yourself looks better then the ones you bought
I thought so too but they were not as thick. I could have done a better job to keep them stay in place. I can't sew and had someone do it for me.
littleguy301
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WOW I like those you made Bigger! They look sharp!
I found tire innertube today that is 1-1 1/8 in. It was a couple of buck so I thought what the heck.
I started to tear the truck apart today and more than likely finish tearing in apart next week while I am not in school.
Started order the upgrades and maybe a couple of "bling" things. I have a budget by you never know
I found tire innertube today that is 1-1 1/8 in. It was a couple of buck so I thought what the heck.
I started to tear the truck apart today and more than likely finish tearing in apart next week while I am not in school.
Started order the upgrades and maybe a couple of "bling" things. I have a budget by you never know