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With this rod link linkage set, you get a more durable and stronger suspension linkage
system.
Being aluminum, ensures you get the perfect between lightweight and toughness.
Fit for 1/10 RC Axial SCX10 II AX90046 AX90047
Wheelbase: 313MM
10pcs/set links
Material: Aluminum
Package Includes :
10pcs/set links
Mw
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
First I wanna say the ends are plastic and it is a little difficult to thread onto the linkage but if you listen to what I'm about to say it will make life so much easier. First start out by trying to thread the ends onto the linkage, if you are having a hard time apply some heat use a lighter or whatever barley heat the metal rod end up don't get it super hot hold the heat on it for about 5 seconds. The end will be just warm enough to make it easier to thread and it will hold when cold down. If you are knowledgeable then this should be a issue. There is more ways than 1 to thread these on not by just using a little heat, and the diy'ers know what I'm talking about. This is for the newbies. Don't over tighten the ends because you will strip'em out. All in all this is a good bang for your buck. I have several sets of these and they are good quality. The ends have never came off while I'm crawling.
Damien
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024
The links that are provided are really good quality for the price but I’ll tell you now don’t waist your time on the rod ends they are very cheap plastic and will strip out every time the link is under pressure and with crawling it’s a lot
M. Hansen
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2024
If you're looking for a cheap source of metal links these will do the job, but do yourself a favor and buy Axial or Traxxas rod ends.
Matt Dixon
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
Fit my Axial SCX10.2 Deadbolt perfectly. Great materials and nice finish. A bit tricky to figure out where everything fits and the orientation, but doable. Also a bit tricky to thread on the link ends. I used a bolt with same threads chucked in a drill. I ran that into all the ends to cut threads into the plastic before installing onto the rods. Helped a lot!
Emily L.
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022
I’ve used these on a few rigs, and they do what you need them to do. I prefer to run a tap through the rod ends before putting them together because they don’t come threaded. You don’t HAVE to do this, but it saves a lot of frustration and foul language. I’ve also heard of people heating up the rod before putting them on to help thread them on. This allows the plastic to heat up and mold around the threads. I had a tap the size that I needed so I haven’t done this. The rods are metal rods. I don’t have much to say about them other than that. I have a few extra rods laying around from building rigs, and I will likely order these again if I decide to build another. There are no instructions telling you which rod gos in what location, and it doesn’t tell you which ends go on what rod. It’s not rocket science. If you’re not sure, then you might not want to build a custom rig.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2022
I’m sure the links themselves are fine but the rod ends are trash. They don’t thread at all. Oh well. Ya get whatcha pay for…
T Foland
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2022
Links are beefy and high clearance. The ends are not assembled or even threaded so it’s almost impossible to get them on. I got one end out of the whole set to actually thread on. Good news is same pitch as traxxas and axial.
bryce stewart
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2021
I love these things. Kinda heavy, but the higher clearance and extra weight down low adds for extreme performance! It is some pretty tough, slick steel. It doesn't seem to gouge when rubbing rocks. Add a little wax to the links they hardly bind up on rocks. They are a little tough to get together but the plastic ends seem very quality.
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