Axial Racing Wraith Piggyback Shock Upgrade - AW-23002-GU by Jazrider  [AW-23002-GU]

Axial Racing Wraith Aluminum Piggyback Shock
Price:
AUD$21.94
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
AW-23002-GU
Condition:
Brand New
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Tuning-focused piggyback for Axial Wraith setups

This piggyback shock is intended for Axial Racing Wraith models and other 1/10 scale rock crawlers. The aluminum body and external reservoir increase oil volume, which helps maintain damping performance during repeated impacts and long crawling runs.

Use these shocks to replace worn originals or to establish a more controllable damping baseline for technical trail driving. Confirm eyelet spacing and mounting style on your chassis before installation; the finish supplied is gunmetal.

For tuning tips, treat the piggyback as a tool to stabilise damping: adjust oil weight and spring rate first for handling changes, then use the piggyback's extra volume to smooth temperature-related variation.

Specifications

  • Item: Axial Racing Wraith Aluminum Piggyback Shock (gunmetal)
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Model Number: AW-23002-GU
  • Compatibility: Axial Racing Wraith

A practical upgrade for drivers wanting steadier damping during technical crawling; pair with matching springs and oil for best results.

How should oil weight change when switching to piggyback shocks?

Start with your usual oil weight; the increased volume usually smooths damping, so fine tune up or down a grade to dial in rebound and compression feel for your driving style.

Will spring rates need adjusting with the added reservoir weight?

The reservoir adds slight mass; check ride height and change spring rates only if you notice sag or altered handling, aiming to balance support and articulation.

Does the piggyback affect rebound tuning?

The larger oil volume can stabilise rebound characteristics under heat, but rebound adjustments remain necessary to fine tune chassis balance and wheel control.

Any installation tips for tuning consistency?

Bleed shocks carefully to avoid air, use consistent oil volumes across corners, and document oil and spring combinations so you can repeat effective setups.

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