Losi Shock Piston Chart - where?
 

Anyone know where I can get a Losi shock piston chart from...can't find anything on the Losi site?

Also, what does it mean when you have 555 piston, where one hole is drilled so its a 556? This confused the heck out of me. Maybe its quick simple though?!?

here you go

here goes then.

54 = blue
55 = orange
56 = red
57 = black
60 = natural

Now if you have a 555 piston all 3 holes are drilled to an orange piston size (55), but if you have a 556 then you have 2 holes drilled to orange (55) and 1 hole to red (56).

It's really only the last number you need to use from a standard piston to get your various piston combinations.

hope that makes sense.

PS Carl how is putting up a link to stuff you have for sale going to help with his question:confused::confused:

Cheers for the help here guys.

Carl - your link is broken. Incorrect download. But thanks anyway.

I've pooled some of this info and made a table if anyone needs a quick reference.

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j5...x/Picture2.jpg

That is not technically right, there is no direct metric equivalent of the 'number' drill system used on losi pistons, trust me I have looked into this.

The correct 'number' drills are available though.

G

what a bod i am,well spotted brian cheers,
PS Carl how is putting up a link to stuff you have for sale going to help with his question:confused::confused:[/QUOTE]

any part #'s for them please?

A5043 - Natural
A5045 - Black
A5046 - Red
A5047 - Orange
A5048 - Blue

All taken from our website.....

Sorry to dig up an old thread but if i was to change from say a red piston to an orange piston, how much would I have to increase the oil thickness by to keep the damping of the damper the same so only the pack is effected? Is there a general rule of 5 wt change per piston variation or is it not quite so simple?