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giftacrylic 05.19.2006 05:58 AM

UE Supershocks vs Powerstrokes
 
Need help deciding whick shock setup would be best for my 12lb Ext. G-Maxx. Is it best to use the bypass system or all 8 spring loaded shocks on the Powerstrokes?

cabking 05.19.2006 06:22 AM

Its all here dude http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2489

squeeforever 05.19.2006 01:55 PM

I would recommend the Proline.

Papa 05.19.2006 02:53 PM

I highly recomend the UE supershocks. Not even in the same category.

coolhandcountry 05.19.2006 04:36 PM

The 8 ue work great on a 14lb emaxx. Love them. Have never ran the proline though.

giftacrylic 05.19.2006 06:29 PM

I have the MSR5's and they don't dampen enough (I have also bent 4 shock shafts in 6 trips to the track). Not to mention bottoming out hard! I am leaning toward the Supershocks b/c I race a XI-CRT with a OS30 and I love the suspension and handling.

squeeforever 05.19.2006 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Papa
I highly recomend the UE supershocks. Not even in the same category.

Papa, have you EVER had the Proline powerstroke shocks? I'm leaning towards no....The quality alone is superb and I think if you just looked at a Powerstroke up close then you wouldn't say that. A UE isn't nothing but a Ofna just like there diffs....Anyhow, I'm sure if you know what you were talking about when it came to the Powerstrokes then you wouldn't say that they weren't even in the same category and possible, there not...but not like you said it. I would have to say that the Powerstrokes are better than the UE and not visa versa.

Papa 05.19.2006 09:11 PM

No, I have not owned proline super shocks. Although I have driven a few Maxx's equiped with them. The "Ofna" shocks are arguably the best shocks on the market. Why else would owners of X-ray, Mugen , Kyosho, Jammin be choosing them for there competition race trucks. TheUe version has Titanium Nitride coated hardened steel Ø3.5mm shafts unlike the Ofna version. What happens to the anodizing on the inside of the powerstroke shocks as it where's off? Perhaps your right, not the same category does sound harsh. The power strokes are far superior to the stock Traxxas shocks.

Mike.L 05.19.2006 09:40 PM

I guess this goes for personal chioce.

Papa 05.19.2006 09:45 PM

As is usually the case.

squeeforever 05.19.2006 09:59 PM

The anodizing hadn't even begun to were off when I sold my Maxx. I think it's some kind of hard anodizing.

giftacrylic 05.19.2006 10:13 PM

All I want is a plush ride w/o bottoming out hard, is that too much to ask for????:)):007:

squeeforever 05.19.2006 10:54 PM

Not really. The Powerstroke By-pass shocks would certainly help that.

Sylvester 05.19.2006 11:16 PM

Personally, i think both are great shocks! But im leaning more towards the UE shocks. Just the looks- i dont like the big bulky look of the pro-lines, yet ive never heard one bend/break, which is a good thing.

Serum 05.20.2006 02:31 AM

If it is of any value;

the powerstrokes are obselete. (which is a bad thing, because they are awesome shocks, and so are the UE's)


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