
Here are the results of some polishing. Pretty happy with the results so far.

I also started to polish some other parts I hadn't thought of before.

The results are stunning.

So I went ahead and built the shocks with the Overdose rings.
Front
Grey sponge
Clear Cap
Oil 700
ABC slow rebound pistons
Blue O-ring x 2
White Guide Spring RC 926 15mm Ultra Soft + Super Soft
Rear
Grey sponge
Clear Cap
Oil 200
Yokomo 3 hole pistons
Blue O-ring x 2
White Guide Spring RC 926 15mm Super Soft + Soft
One question? Black or White Ball ends? Hmm.
The polishing and de-anodising continues all day tomorrow.
lookin good russ, might wanna give de anodizing a shot
ReplyDeleteDamn Russ, looking great!!!
ReplyDeleteKyosho gunmetal ball ends?
ReplyDeleteYou will need three solid days of polishing
ReplyDeletehello mr.russ. i am doing the same thing on my tc5.i would like to ask you if i can do it on the shock caps+preloads+ shock bodies?please answer,thank you very much
ReplyDeleteshock caps are done.
ReplyDeletethey were blue.
there is a tiny tiny bit of corrosion in the process, so when you build use thread lock.
Russ.
chock bodies are a different metal.
ReplyDeleteBut you can polish them.
thank you
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