anybody runnin a fabcraft rear skid in a turboed apex. I have one in an m1 chassis loved it, but curios how it will handle with more horsepower.
fabcraft rear suspension on a turboed apex?
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when I bought mine a couple years back talked to a few people running em on turbo RX1's. I know most of the people I talked to liked em.
Don't know anyone running them on an Apex though.
Don't know anyone running them on an Apex though.
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if you run lots of boost & like to climb the m-10 is the only one to look at if you are looking at the standered skids the timbersled skid is a way better value for a similar skid works real well to.
fabcraft skid
I have two in the apex running 20-22lbs boost. I like them, with the new shocks you can easily adjust the rear shock rate which helps. No it does not work as good as the m10 but it rides way better. IMO
I have two in the apex running 20-22lbs boost. I like them, with the new shocks you can easily adjust the rear shock rate which helps. No it does not work as good as the m10 but it rides way better. IMO
fabcraft skid
I have one in my TApex (310 kit). I changed sled brands (and obviously power) last year so it took the season to adjust the skid to my riding slyle. I have it set up to the point where I'm happy with it. The ride is super comfy and it handles the wheelying good enough for me.
I did replace the rubber stoppers that adjust the transfer as it kept eating those. I made new ones from 1" puck board. I replaced one of the poly wheels too which seemed like it was a mold issue.
You don't see this skid on any professional crazy chute climbers so that should tell you something. But if you want a nice handling/riding skid, it is that. I also have nothing but good things to say about the service from Fabcraft considering I was the second owner.
I have one in my TApex (310 kit). I changed sled brands (and obviously power) last year so it took the season to adjust the skid to my riding slyle. I have it set up to the point where I'm happy with it. The ride is super comfy and it handles the wheelying good enough for me.
I did replace the rubber stoppers that adjust the transfer as it kept eating those. I made new ones from 1" puck board. I replaced one of the poly wheels too which seemed like it was a mold issue.
You don't see this skid on any professional crazy chute climbers so that should tell you something. But if you want a nice handling/riding skid, it is that. I also have nothing but good things to say about the service from Fabcraft considering I was the second owner.
thanx for the imfo.Ithink i'll try and see how it works
