I bought my high clearance links from Club-5 for 2 Element trucks. Their Husky Links are larger diameter than most other aftermarket brands and come with brass balls and the good Traxxas rod ends. Been very satisfied so far. Changed my Gatekeeper to a 4-link w/SOA in the front and was glad to see that they sell individual links separately, cause I had to have an extra front upper and a shorter drag link. And yea, those shock/link Ball pliers are great, makes things so much easier. Good vid.
@TRD Adventures i ordered links from hardcore rc and there pretty similar to the intheworks with the bend on 1 end. Does it matter if you put the bend closer to the skid plate or the axle
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Great video. Thank you.
That rod driver tool is neat !
I bought my high clearance links from Club-5 for 2 Element trucks. Their Husky Links are larger diameter than most other aftermarket brands and come with brass balls and the good Traxxas rod ends. Been very satisfied so far. Changed my Gatekeeper to a 4-link w/SOA in the front and was glad to see that they sell individual links separately, cause I had to have an extra front upper and a shorter drag link. And yea, those shock/link Ball pliers are great, makes things so much easier. Good vid.
Cool info and assembly
I need that rod end driver tool. game changer lol
Hey man great video! Can you drop a link for tools used
@TRD Adventures i ordered links from hardcore rc and there pretty similar to the intheworks with the bend on 1 end. Does it matter if you put the bend closer to the skid plate or the axle
I prefer bend towards axle.
For me, getting the correct geometry is the most annoying thing about links
That was no help