Pro-Line Racing 6063-04 Spring Assortment Rear

$ 23.16

Score By Feature

Based on 81 ratings

Delivery

9.62

Packaging

9.74

Value for money

9.73

Satisfaction

9.34

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Product Description

There are 6 Primary Springs (black/short) and 6 Secondary Springs (silver/long).

The stripes are color coded to identify the

The United States has made this product

Questions & Answers

What are the dimensions of these shocks? Will they fit on the ?

There's a possibility they can, but I want to point out that the Traxxas Shock body may be just a bit larger than the RC. Still, I believe they have a chance of working.

Can these be used with the 6063-MX Could you please tell me whether 01 prolune shocks were accurate?

In short, yes. This is a 6063-based device Fits the 6063 and 6064 For the front shocks, they make a different set, the 6063 series 003 is suitable for 6063 and 004 PJs RC, thank you for your kind words

Would these work if they were How many spec scaler shocks are there?

Those are the shocks for the Powerstroke SC.

Selected User Reviews For Pro-Line Racing 6063-04 Spring Assortment Rear

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5/5

No installation yet, but so far everything is going smoothly. In the future, I will update this post.

Ridge Lopez

| Nov 18, 2020

I have no issues

5/5

Good stuff.

Krew Taylor

| Feb 14, 2021

There is no doubt that ProLine produces quality products

5/5

The shocks are fantastic, however they are limited/primarily suitable for light.

Natalie Norris

| Aug 07, 2020

This is awesome

5/5

It is super cool, I was confused at first as to why there were only 6 springs but I realized they were all meshted together. The batteries were taken apart, and I now have a full set to play with.

Karina FIELD

| Jul 14, 2021

In favor of I can always count on the line coming In favor of RC Line is such a great company, and if I had the option I would buy all of my stuff from them

5/5

I tested them on Traxxas shocks, but they didn't fit, but I wonder if they would fit Pro-Am shocks There is no problem with the line shocks. These are the kinds of things I'd recommend.