Hot Racing Axial SCX24 Aluminum Threaded Telescopic Shock Flanged Bearings Work with all Couplers included TLR342015

Name: Hot Racing Axial SCX24 Aluminum Threaded Telescopic Shock Flanged Bearings Work with all Couplers included TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 98489492223
Price: 84.99 USD
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Hot Racing Axial SCX24 Aluminum Threaded Telescopic Shock Flanged Bearings Work with all Couplers included TLR342015 Work with all Couplers included in Test Kit and are standard with short shank 20 Series & 40 Series couplers this shock kit includes a full set of springs and machined pistons that will allow you to get your truck setup right Use tacky grease or Silicone diff lub for a heavy coating The Hot Racing Axial SCX24 Aluminum Threaded Telescopic Shock are a friction damped shock option that provides increased travel compared to the standard type shock

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