Arrma Shock Set - Typhon 6S

This Shock Set provides a pair of assembled shock absorbers filled with high-quality silicone shoc...

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This Arrma Shock Set is designed for owners of the Typhon 6S who need a quick and efficient way to replace their vehicle's shock absorbers. It provides pre-assembled shocks filled with high-quality silicone oil, ensuring optimal performance and reducing downtime. The primary benefit is the convenience of drop-in replacement, though users should verify compatibility with specific Typhon 6S versions or modifications.

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Model Part Number330623
BrandArrma

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FAQs

Are these shocks ready to install out of the box?

Yes, this shock set comes pre-assembled and filled with high-quality silicone shock oil, ready for installation.

What type of Arrma vehicle is this shock set for?

This shock set is specifically designed for the Arrma Typhon 6S.

Can I change the shock oil weight?

Yes, the shocks can be disassembled to change the silicone shock oil to a different weight if desired for tuning.

Do I need to buy extra parts for installation?

Typically, no. This set is designed to be a direct replacement, utilizing your vehicle's existing mounting hardware.

How often should I service my shocks?

Service frequency depends on usage. For regular bashing or racing, inspect them every few runs. Look for leaks, dirt ingress, or binding. A full rebuild might be needed every 10-20 runs or if performance degrades.

What is the benefit of pre-filled shocks?

Pre-filled shocks save significant time on maintenance, as they eliminate the need to fill and bleed the shocks yourself, allowing for faster replacement and less downtime.

Troubleshooting

Shock is leaking oil

Inspect the shock shaft seals and O-rings for damage. Tighten the shock cap if loose. If leakage persists, the shock may require a rebuild or replacement.

Shock feels too stiff or too soft

Adjust the spring pre-load by tightening or loosening the adjustment collar to change the ride height and spring tension. For more significant changes, consider changing the shock oil weight (requires disassembly).

Shock shaft appears bent

This can occur from hard impacts. Inspect the shock shaft for any visible bends. If bent, the shock assembly will need to be replaced.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Convenient pre-assembled design saves time.
  • High-quality oil ensures consistent performance.
  • Direct fit for Arrma Typhon 6S models.
  • Durable components for extended lifespan.
  • Reduces vehicle downtime during maintenance.

Cons

  • May require additional tuning for specific driving styles.
  • Not compatible with other Arrma models without modification.
  • Replacement parts for internal components may be limited.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: These shocks are designed as a direct replacement. Simply remove the old shocks and install the new ones using the existing mounting hardware. Ensure all pivot balls are securely attached and that the shock shafts are free to move without binding. It's recommended to check the spring pre-load after installation to achieve the desired ride height.

Compatibility: This shock set is specifically designed for the Arrma Typhon 6S. Always verify the part number against your vehicle's manual or Arrma's official compatibility list before purchase to ensure a proper fit.

Care: To maintain optimal performance, periodically clean the shock bodies and shafts with a soft, damp cloth. Inspect the O-rings and seals for any signs of wear or leakage. If leakage is detected, the shock may need to be rebuilt or replaced. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the shock components.

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