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Old 07-12-2010
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Default BIG BORE SHOCK SHAFTS

What's the difference between the shock shafts found on the SX and the SX2 ? I've still got NIP SX shock shafts - if they are no different then no need to get back up shafts for my incoming Big bores.

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Been informed via pm that SX shock shafts are 3mm the SX2 ones are 1/8 or 3.2mm
... think I better order a spare set then.

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Old 11-12-2010
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Standard shock shafts fit but you need the different plastic bit for the bottom of them so they dont flop around!

I think im right with this anyway, tiredness is stopping my brain from working!
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I tried that, oil still leaks out.
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