RC CAR TOOLS

Department

Shock service tools

Choose separately for holding a shaft, turning a cap and keeping an open shock body upright. Look at the actual surface each tool contacts.

9 items

Hobbypark

Hobbypark black and silver shock shaft pliers

Body: Aluminum alloyJaw functions: Shock shaft and tie rod holding

Choose these pliers when you want one tool to hold a shock shaft and a separate part of the jaws to help press out a ball link.

$19.97Nov 8, 26, 02:12 PM · New York
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Hobbypark

Hobbypark gray shock pliers for 3, 3.5 and 4 mm shafts

Listed shaft sizes: 3, 3.5 and 4 mmBody cutouts: 12 and 17 mm

Choose these pliers when you can match your shock shaft or body to one of the listed openings.

$15.97Nov 8, 26, 02:17 PM · New York
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Hobbypark

Hobbypark shock pliers and four-way nut wrench set

Pliers: Multi-function shock and ball-end toolCross socket: 4, 5, 5.5 and 7 mm

Choose this pair if a service session calls for holding the shock shaft and turning external nuts on the car.

$20.97Nov 8, 26, 02:14 PM · New York
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Protek RC

ProTek RC TruTorque PTK-8267 shock shaft pliers

Model: PTK-8267Maker category: Shock shaft pliers

Choose the PTK-8267 if you need a dedicated handheld tool for holding a shock shaft while working at its end.

$29.99Nov 8, 26, 02:19 PM · New York
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GoHobby

GoHobby black anodized shock and pivot-ball pliers

Body: Anodized aluminum alloyListed jobs: Shock shaft and pivot-ball service

Choose these pliers when you want the same tool at the shock shaft and pivot ball during disassembly.

$14.97Nov 8, 26, 02:20 PM · New York
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REDSPIDER

REDSPIDER RC shock and rod-end pliers

Material: Aluminum alloyContact shapes: Machined openings for shock parts

Choose these marked pliers when you need different contact surfaces for the shaft, shock body and rod end during one service session.

$14.99Nov 8, 26, 02:22 PM · New York
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‎Generic

DNA Prints fixed 1/10 shock rebuild stand with bottle cradle

Listed scale: 1/10 RC carsPlatform: Four openings

Choose this fixed stand if you want the shocks upright and a place to keep the named type of fluid bottle beside them.

$9.99Nov 8, 26, 02:29 PM · New York
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ZHUOYUEFSC

Foldable aluminum RC shock stand with removable rings

Construction: Aluminum with carbon-fiber base plateDesign: Folding

Choose this stand if you carry a portable shock service station and want to fold it between jobs.

$17.99Nov 8, 26, 02:30 PM · New York
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GOUP RC

GOUPRC shock pliers with separate shock wrench

Included tools: Shock pliers and separate wrenchPliers material: Aluminum alloy

Choose this set when your service job calls for holding a shock part and turning a compatible fitting.

$16.19Nov 8, 26, 02:30 PM · New York
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Choosing shock service tools

Fit the holding jaws to the shaft

Use the maker's specified contact range and check the surface the jaws are designed to hold. Match both the shaft diameter and available working space around it.

Match the shock body support

For a stand, measure the hole that supports the body and check the depth below it. For a cap tool, compare the cap profile and access instead of relying on scale.

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Department questions

What should I measure for shock pliers?

Measure the shaft where the jaws are intended to hold, and compare the jaw profile.

What does a shock stand do?

It keeps shock bodies upright during bench work and does not grip the piston shaft.

How should I check a cap tool?

Compare the actual cap shape and the clearance around it before buying.

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