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Old 22-04-2013
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Default V2 Shock shafts and slipper

I have v2 shocks with the gold shafts on my centro and need a to replace a broken shaft im not sure what size is needed to replace it, anyone any ideas

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Ps any thoughts on the vts (vs) avid slipper?
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1.07 rear shafts. .....0.89 front....

I am wondering about the vts slipper as well..... Must be an improvement as it is on the new kit B4.2.
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If you can get the regular silver shafts seem to be less brittle than the gold shadts. Probs is that the c4 shocks are mounted behind the tower and arms and so any hit from behind usally ends up with a broken shaft.
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Never thought of the silver springs...cheaper too..!
My C4.1 got rear ended and broke a gold shaft ..... Rear mounted shocks seem very vulnerable ..
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Rear mounted shocks seem very vulnerable ..
Drive faster!

The VTS is a really big improvement on the old slipper, more surface area means you can run it looser without it all cooking and doing strange things, I also run the high torque pad on the inside plate for maximum area
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high torque pad
Whats that is there a part number you could give us for that for that.


Cheers all some good ideas
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[QUOTE=Swell;768196]Whats that is there a part number you could give us for that for that.
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AS91170

High torque slipper pad.

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1.07 rear shafts. .....0.89 front....

I am wondering about the vts slipper as well..... Must be an improvement as it is on the new kit B4.2.
I cant find any 1.07 shafts on MB theres 1.32 and 1.02
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Whats that is there a part number you could give us for that for that.
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AS91170

High torque slipper pad.

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THANKS Found em
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I cant find any 1.07 shafts on MB theres 1.32 and 1.02
Sorry .. part number is as6419.... 1.02
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Drive faster!

The VTS is a really big improvement on the old slipper, more surface area means you can run it looser without it all cooking and doing strange things, I also run the high torque pad on the inside plate for maximum area
Thanks for that Richard...... However it's more about the lack of steering..braking abilities of drivers behind me..!!..

The advice on the VTS is appreciated though...will definitely get one, now they are back in stock...
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Cheers aire valley thought i wasnt looking hard enough
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