Will this work on a axial scx10 JK Jeep Rubicon?

[axial 4x4 crawler]

Hello,
I have been working on a ridecrest and need a new project. I was looking to buying a axial scx10 JK, a friend of mine has one and it is pretty cool. Now with this one here is a simple cheap loadout or slight upgrades:
- Rc4wd 110 mm internal spring scale shock
- rc4wd red boots for the shocks (may not work)
- axial front drag link
- will be 4-linked also (wont cost anything, already have supplies)
So what do you guys think about those shocks? will they have to much droop, or will they be to high, what do you think. On my friends Jk he put aeration shocks on there (from rc4wd, 93mm), but this is a scale build. And yes this is going to be the type of truck where not much modifying because it it expensive and I know that from experiance. Thanks for anyone helping , I apperciate it, - axial 4x4 crawler

Other trucks I have:
- axial wraith
- axial scx10 honcho
- axial ridgecrest (rock crawler)
- traxxas slash 4x4 ultimate "LCG"

[raceeng18]

Looking at the list of trucks you already have, you're not new to the hobby. You know that longer shocks will raise cog. Yes, they will work/fit, but may not be a good idea. I'm running 95mm Gmade shocks on my Rubicon and Honcho and don't think I would want to go any taller.

[axial 4x4 crawler]

Yes your right, on my honcho I put way to big of a shock, 104mm Gmade zero shock, had to buy a full droop kit just to lower it. But with these, they are internal springs,so do think they will droop, because I don't exactly know if they will do that and if thats the case I would put the 100 mm not 110 or the 93mm aeration shocks as I mentioned before. But I think if the springs are strong enough to hold the weight of the truck, it should work. Thanks for they help, I apperciate it, - axial 4x4 crawler.