Rc4wd Who's Bought From Them

[tamiya monkey]

Ive been looking into making my hi lift more capable off road whilst keeping it scale, so no big wheels here.

ive been looking at there Ultra Flex Delrin Leaf Springs, cant find any reviews or any info on how good they are, has anyone used them.

also what other scale stuff like tyres can people recommend.

[Henk4Focus]

I think that you should contact Seth (Wyoming) or Neil (Dready). Both of them have used spares from there on a regular basis. They should know what the best would be. There are some other guys who also use a lot of their spares so just search through the showrooms and I bet you will find someone to contact in this regard.

rc4wd Sure stock a lot of cool stuff but tend to be a tad expensive. At least they have stock most of the time. I'm also planning on using them soon for some wheels and tyres for my first Wrangler build so I'm interested to see the comments left here.

Cheers

Henk

[TWINSET]

Ive been looking into making my hi lift more capable off road whilst keeping it scale

Try these too, they give your rear axle a bit more 'drop';

http://www.junfac.com/shop/index.php?main_...products_id=267

1:1 Version;

http://www.windrockoffroad.com/Catalog/pc/...;idproduct=3742

[Henk4Focus]

Sorry this is where I saw Andy's link to Junfacs M-shackles. Made a comment on your other thread on their use.

They look like like they can work very well.

Cheers

Henk

[hedge]

I bought a few parts from them over the last couple of years no issues at all just like a proper shop

[tamiya monkey]

well i ended up ordering there derlin leaf springs for my hilift, will put up some pictures and a small review for everyone, when they arrive.