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Bag J

Bag J

Bag J

Bag J

Bag J

Shock Assembly

Shock Assembly

Shock Assembly

Shock Assembly

Shock Assembly

5274                 Qty 4
4-40 x 1/2 SH Screw

-Parts for
 Step#1

1437                 Qty 4
Soft Bladder (BLUE)

1424            Qty 4
Long Shock Body

-Parts for
 Step#2

1:1

1428              Qty4
Long Shock Shaft

1250    Qty 8
O- Ring

5230

- Attach 1436 Shock Piston to
1428 Shaft using 5230 E-Clips
to secure.

STEP #1

STEP #2

TIP: To press clip in easiest, compress the
clip so the diameter is a little smaller.Insert
open end of clip first, working counter-
clockwise to the bent end as shown.

- Snap Pivot Ball into the 5228 Ball End. Thread
the Ball End onto the Shock Shaft until the Ball
End is flush with the end of threads on the shaft.
- Press 1432 Eyelet Cap into 1431 Threaded
Shock Cap so that guide in the Eyelet Cap lines
up in the recess in the Threaded Shock Cap.
- Press the 1437 Firm Bladder (BLACK) into the
Threaded Shock Cap so the dome of the
bladder points away from the Eyelet Cap.
- Fill the Shock Body with oil to the top then
thread the Eyelet Cap assembly onto the
Shock Body until tight.
-NOTE: See shock filling tips for more
instructions.

SHOCK FILLING INSTRUCTIONS:

2) Slowly move the
shaft up and down
several times to allow
air bubbles to escape
to the top.

1) Holding the
shock upright,
fill with oil until
the top of the
body.

3) Refill with
oil to the top
of the shock
body.

5) Move the shock shaft in and out a
few times and then push it all the way
in. It should be easy to push the shaft
in until the eyelet hits the body.

Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4     Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8

Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4     Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8

Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4     Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8

Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4     Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8

Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4     Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8

4) Thread the Eyelet Cap
assembly onto the Shock
Body until it is hand
tight. Oil should seep
out of the bleed hole
in the Threaded Cap.

6) Then the shaft
should push itself
out to its full length
slowly.

7) If the shock does not push
out this far there is not enough
oil in it. Add just a little oil and
try steps 5-6 again.

8) If the shockrebounds too fast , or you cannot
push the shaft in until the eyelet hits the body, there
is too much oil. Loosen the cap and pump out a
small amount of oil by pushing the shaft in. Re-
tighten the cap and try steps 5-6 again.

STEP #3

1434    Qty4
Shaft Guide

1435      Qty 8
Reatining Clip

1436    Qty4
Piston

M

5230   Qty 10
E-Clip

1:1

-Parts for
 Step#3

1432    Qty4
Eyelet Cap

1431    Qty4
Threaded Cap

5228       Qty4
Short Ball End

5228       Qty4
Pivot Ball

1433     Qty4
Spring Collar

1477     Qty4
Spring

1407       Qty4
Spring Bucket

1408    Qty4
Mount Ball

5277                 Qty 4
4-40 x 7/8 SH Screw

5217     Qty 8
4-40 Lock Nut

1436

1428

1424

1434

1435

1250

5228

1437

1432

1431

ATTACH HERE

ATTACH HERE

1477

1407

1408

OIL

NOTE: Put a few
drops of oil on the
O-Rings!

OIL

OIL

OIL

Shock Bag

Shock Bag

Shock Bag

Shock Bag

Shock Bag

- Press 1250 O-rings into 1424
Shock Body followed by 1434
Shaft Guide. Retain using 1435
Clip.

UPPER/
MIDDLE
HOLE

MIDDLE
HOLE

5217

- Thread 1433 Spring Collar onto
the shock. Slide 1477 Spring onto
the shock and secure using the
1407 spring bucket as shown.

- Attach the shock to the susp arms
in the outer most holes on both
front and rear arms as shown.

- Install the shocks onto the screws
with the shoulder of the 1408
Mount Ball facing the tower, secure
with 5217 Nut.

- Press 5277 Screws thru the inner
most holes on the front tower and
thru the upper/middle set of holes
on the rear tower. Secure using
5205 Nut.

1433

Summary of Contents for Outlaw 0720

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...set up Custom Works has found in testing on different types of tracks however there are various other suspension configurations available to you that you may find more suitable for your local track F...

Page 3: ...mponents Steering Components Steering Components Steering Components Steering Components Parts for Step 1 Parts for Step 2 3203 Qty 2 Left Shown 25 Deg Castor Block 7200 Qty 2 Front Axle 7209 Qty 2 Sp...

Page 4: ...r Suspension Rear Suspension Rear Suspension Rear Suspension Rear Suspension 4234 Qty 2 Rear Inner Susp Pin 3254 Qty 2 Long Rear Susp Arm 5253 Qty 2 4 40 x 3 8 BH Screw 1 1 3305 Qty 1 Tail Tank Tray P...

Page 5: ...e Bearing Carrier Retain the Susp Pin using 5230 E Clips Apply grease to the areas shown Apply thread lock Loctite to the set screw Align the holes as shown so that the 7211 CVD Pin can pass thru the...

Page 6: ...n Casing 1230 Qty 2 3 8 x 5 8 Bearing 1226 Qty 4 3 16 x 3 8 Bearing 1 1 Parts for Step 1 Step 2 4368 Qty 1 Top Drive Shaft 1 1 4352 Qty 1 Transmission Halfs 1 1 4355 Qty1 Idler Pin Press the 2 1230 Be...

Page 7: ...3308 Qty 1 Transmission Brace 1 1 3229 Qty1 Short Body Post 3229 Qty 1 Post Collar 1202 Qty 1 Trans Spacer 5264 Qty 2 4 40 x 1 2 FH Screw 5253 Qty 4 4 40 x 3 8 FH Screw Attach 3229 Body Post to 3308...

Page 8: ...teps 5 8 Filling Shocks Steps 1 4 Setting Shock Rebound Steps 5 8 Filling Shocks Steps 1 4 Setting Shock Rebound Steps 5 8 4 Thread the Eyelet Cap assembly onto the Shock Body until it is hand tight O...

Page 9: ...5263 Qty 5 4 40 x 3 8 FH Screw 8122 Qty 2 Ball Stud 5240 Qty2 Servo Mount 3209 Qty1 Antenna Mount Bag I Bag I Bag I Bag I Bag I Bag J Bag J Bag J Bag J Bag J 2004 Qty 2 Strap Mount 3009 Qty 1 Strap Bu...

Page 10: ...6 4 40 x 1 2 BH Screw 1 1 5255 Qty 4 4 40 x 5 8 BH Screw 3232 Qty 1 Nerf Bar L R 3232 Qty 1 Nerf Support L R 5280 Qty 2 Hole Head Screw SHORT 5279 Qty 2 Hole Head Screw LONG 5278 Qty 2 4 40 x 1 SH Sc...

Page 11: ...1 Wing Slide Bushing to the Cage using 5254 Screws thru the Bushing and Cage and into the 3235 Upper Cage Brace Use the 2 Long 5279 Hole Head Screws mount the 3235 Upper Cage Braces onto the top of th...

Page 12: ...o fit the Body Template provided Use the Body Template ONLY to cut the front edge of the Right Body Panel Follow the molded lines on the 9029 Eagle Hood and 9026 Tail Tank Addtional trimming may be re...

Page 13: ...STEP 3 Place the wheel inside of the tire and work both beads of the tire into the channels on the outside edge of the wheel Peel back a portion of the tire from the wheel and apply an even bead of ti...

Page 14: ...Tire Raise Front Ride Height Lower Rear Ride Height Thread Shock Collar DOWN on Right Front Thread Shock Collar UP on Right Rear Increase Rear Toe Increase Castor Decrease Rear Toe Stagger or Decreas...

Page 15: ...increase front traction especially entering the turn Generally its safe to start the car with the ride heights even Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Front edge of car tires...

Page 16: ...erefore more suitable for short tracks where you are constantly turning Wheelbase Rear End Wheelbase Rear End Wheelbase Rear End Wheelbase Rear End Wheelbase Rear End This adjustment uses the plastic...

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