You did not bleed your shocks bro they are supposed to push all the way in. You got a lot of air in there! But if thats how you like it to each their own! Cool video!
Great Vid! I have the stock hpi shocks and ususally i do the shocks from the bottom. The question i have did u use those bleeder screws at the top of your shock cap or u didnt?
@@drivecrashrepairrepeat Oh ok the trick is not to fill to the top! So i can do it the same way with my hpi shocks just dont fill it to the top and let the bubbles out! Thanks for the tip!
Nice one bud was just doing my shocks and needed a reminder đđŒlol
You did not bleed your shocks bro they are supposed to push all the way in. You got a lot of air in there! But if thats how you like it to each their own! Cool video!
Cheers mate đđ
I like your Videos.
Wrenching and bashing. đđđ
Thanks Matthias đđ
Nice tips
Great Vid! I have the stock hpi shocks and ususally i do the shocks from the bottom. The question i have did u use those bleeder screws at the top of your shock cap or u didnt?
No you didnât have to use them you only use them when you fill your shock to the top so when you screwing in the The access oil can bleed out.
@@drivecrashrepairrepeat Oh ok the trick is not to fill to the top! So i can do it the same way with my hpi shocks just dont fill it to the top and let the bubbles out! Thanks for the tip!
Exactly đđ
You could scratch your shaft which could make it harder for your shock to move.
dont clamp shock shaft directly in vise, so you will create rough area and can make it leak again.
and never lock tight on plastic!
Didnât squeeze it very much đđ
You go throw a lot of seals and shock shafts don't you
Since I released that movie I never change them again. đ