4 link ???

[tmaxxman80]

will these links work on my truck with out a problem i see they are longer then stock. Integy 187mm High Clearance Aluminum Lower Links with Upgraded Metal Ball Ends

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[nitro5514]

They will be too long. Stock Honcho is 106mm rear and 98mm front. Dingo is 91mm front and rear. These are lower link lengths.

[05Fronty4x]

Those are loooong. My lower links are about 114.5mm rear and 120mm front eye to eye with a wheelbase of 11.7". At 187mm those links would make my wheelbase somewhere around 17" and require much longer upper links.

[tmaxxman80]

ok thanks guys i will look for others i guess im a newbie lol

[tmaxxman80]

and one more thing what are the size tolerance on them like from what to what one the front and the back with out have to do all kinds of work to get the on my scx10 honcho ???

[BodiBuilt]

Click on these tmaxxman

Axial AX30550

Blue Monkey

R2J

Vanquish Products

[05Fronty4x]

Your links determine the wheelbase and clocking of your axles. They need to be pretty spot on.

[tmaxxman80]

ok i got to diff sizes on here and i look in my book and they say there 130 mm for all 4 lower links

[05Fronty4x]

This thread is really vague and I have no idea what you are looking for, so tell us exactly what it is you are trying to do, or what your goals are so we can help.

[tmaxxman80]

all i want is a pair of lower link i can bolt on the stock truck bent like the ones i put up at the top of the page but i keep finding a lot of diff lengths and none of them are the length im getting told that they are

will these work


http://www.ebay.com/itm/INTEGY-C2283...item460b93fe13

[05Fronty4x]

They might, but there is more to consider than just the length with bent links. With bent lowers your drive shaft/pinion shaft will likely be sticking out below them meaning you are more likely to smash it into rocks and whatever else instead of sliding on the links. Someting else to consider is that a bent link will raise the position where it crosses the upper links, limiting clearance for flexing.

What are you trying to gain?