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Wanted: Maxx Shocks - 07.14.2009, 06:58 PM
Hey guys, im tired of my 8shock set up and im looking for a good 4 shock set up...

I really want the UE shocks, but they have been out of stock for awhile now.

Any shock that is recommended would be nice, and if anyone has some they wanna get rid of for a reasonable price is better. Thanks!

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Hey guys, im tired of my 8shock set up and im looking for a good 4 shock set up...

I really want the UE shocks, but they have been out of stock for awhile now.

Any shock that is recommended would be nice, and if anyone has some they wanna get rid of for a reasonable price is better. Thanks!

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If I were you I would keep a good watch on the UE sight for sales. A lot of guys on there have been selling off stuff left and right trying to recover money spent, including UE supershocks. I picked up two full sets in the last two months that are in pretty good shape. Also you see them on Ebay from time to time as well. Robin has been ramping up his reproduction craze lately and he will more than likely have some shock stuff back in the store in the next year or so. You might also PM Daparrothead, or Sweetride4me on UE and see if they will give something up. Good luck with your quest.

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"UE Supershocks" are just rebadged ofna's, just like their super duper diffs are just rebadged ofna's. Get some ofna shocks off e-bay for cheap........

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07.14.2009, 08:28 PM
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"UE Supershocks" are just rebadged ofna's, just like their super duper diffs are just rebadged ofna's. Get some ofna shocks off e-bay for cheap........
That's right... you said it...

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"UE Supershocks" are just rebadged ofna's, just like their super duper diffs are just rebadged ofna's. Get some ofna shocks off e-bay for cheap........
sweet! didnt know that. you thing the rear shocks for a ultra lx would be good or would mutilator.jammin rears be better?

sorry, im not too familiar with ofna trucks...
   
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I believe the front shocks are the correct length IIRC

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I believe the front shocks are the correct length IIRC
hmm....anyone know what the lengths of the ofna rears and fronts are?

should i look at truggy shocks and buggy shocks....or is there no difference
   
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The front buggy are the same lenth or really close to stock. You can use rears for a little more ground clearance. The truggy shocks are even longer yet and I would reccomend they are NOT used might run the risk of popping out CVDs ?

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WOW I sure do like my tri nitride titanium shock shafts among other things on my SuperShocks
   
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