Junfac M Shackles For High Lift Etc.

[TWINSET]

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Main features

• You can increase articulation by allowing the axle to droop further
  
• These shackles can be installed easily with suspension systems to achieve an even greater level of performance
  
• They will give you up to 23mm of additional spring droop
  
• CNC machined Duralumin
  
• Fits Tamiya F-350, Hilux and Tundra High-lift
  

Sold in pairs.

What's included

• M-shackles x 2
  

Note: It is recommended to install the droop setup shocks and slide style of universal

shaft for the maximum benefit of M-shackles because the ones you currently run will max out before the shackles do.

Rotating 'wrist' joint allows greater articulation without distorting the spring

[Tessa Maloo]

They say on the site they are for the rear of the hilux, f350, can they be used also on the front or does this cause issues with the steering geometry?

AS this retains the Leaf springs in the kit and the 4-link setup deletes the need for the leaves, which offers better articulation? Can the Leaves be swapped for Scale Rc soft springs? does this then acheive more flex?

is the M link settup for keeping the scale appearnce of leaves where the 4 link dosnt use?

[TWINSET]

They say on the site they are for the rear of the hilux, f350, can they be used also on the front or does this cause issues with the steering geometry?

AS this retains the Leaf springs in the kit and the 4-link setup deletes the need for the leaves, which offers better articulation? Can the Leaves be swapped for Scale Rc soft springs? does this then acheive more flex?

is the M link settup for keeping the scale appearnce of leaves where the 4 link dosnt use?

The extra travel they permit on the front axle would start to affect steering accuracy if you stick with a chassis mounted steering servo. The drag link is set up based on the 'stock' articulation.

If you increase the artic, you'll notice 'bump-steer' creeping in.

If you axle-mount the servo, it wouldn't be a problem

The 4 link kit can offer greater artic, depending on the shocks used.

As for 'ScaleRC' springs, no idea, sorry