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STORM PRO |
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STORM PRO |
This is the building process of a GS-Racing STORM PRO with all pro's and con's found.
!Click on the pictures to enlarge!
STEP 36
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This BAG 7 with STEP 36-39 we need. |
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All the parts of BAG 7 for STEP 36-39 |
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The contents of BAG 7 |
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We need these parts to make four shock absorbers. |
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We need these parts. |
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Now fit them in this order an o-ring a thick white plastic washer an o-ring a thin white plastic washer and a seeger clip to secure it all. Wet the o-rings with a small drop of silicone oil before you mount them. |
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If you have done them all four they look like this. |
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Now take a shock shaft and place a 2.6x0.6 m/m washer on the shockshaft. |
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Slide the shock piston over the shaft. |
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Grab only the thread with a plyer
and mount on top of the 2.5 m/m thread an 2.5 m/m lock nut. Do not grab
the the surface of the shockshaft with a plyer in any case directly. If you do, use a piece of material like a towel between the claws. The picture shows the right way even when grabbing the thread at the end of the shock shaft. |
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All four shock shafts with pistons mounted. |
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We need four of those 5.8 m/m ball ends. |
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Slide the shock shaft slowly past the o-rings in the bottom of the shock body and extend the shock shat. Now fit a ball end at the end of the shock shaft and turn it onto the thread. I used a simple tool to hold the 2.5 m/m lock nut on the top of the shaft while turning. This way you do not have to grab the smooth surface of the shockshaft with a plyer. |
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The ball ends needs to be turned onto the thread until the thread can not been seen anymore. |
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Make them like the picture shows. Two long ones and two shorter ones. |
