Stainless Steel High Clearance Chassis Links for 1/18 FMS FCX18

Worked great!!!!! Wish it had instructions but i figured it out w youtube lol

Not easy to install, take your time, use the original links as reference before you begin. Also use the photos on Amazon for direction of links. I have no binding issues, I also put injora 45mm oil filled shocks.

Gives the car a great lift. Clearing more obstacles and terrain and makes the car tougher. Fits like a glove and works great.

Took a star off for lack of instructions. I'd even accept just a parts lists for each platform. I'll assume some of the leftover parts are for other platforms, but buyers shouldn't have to guess which ones work for their rig. For whatever reason, finding install info on these links is difficult. Plenty of videos showing off the parts after installation, though. So, I hope this review helps other LC80 folks. After much thinking and trial-and-error, this is what worked for me. Your solution may differ. - Used a threaded type link end on the frame mount of the upper link (like stock). I found the upper link at the frame mount doesn't really articulate in a way the requires a heim joint. Trying to use a heim joint required using the nyloc nuts and the longest screw. The longest screws are also used elsewhere and there aren't enough to do both. That and I thought it looked goofy with the big nut and screw end sticking out. There are shorter screws that reach the nut, but don't thread all the way through. - Proper orientation of the ball insert prevents the lower link from contacting the frame at full stuff. Also, the thick side of the ball insert is bowl-shaped on the end and accommodates the screw head nicely. (See ball insert "A" in last photo) - Used ball insert "B" for the shock mount. Lower links come very close to the frame at full stuff, but don't appear to make contact. I can slide a piece of paper between the link and frame. I've tested the links and everything seems to be operating normally. In the end, I'm satisfied with the purchase.

These work great! I used them on my FCX24 Lemur to extend the wheel base and it totally transformed it into something that actually performs. Paired these with a set of 64mm injora tires and wheels.

These were not easy to use and the fit just wasn't as advertised. They just weren't a very good quality.

Welp took everything out of the package to assemble and one of the threaded pegs were broken off the link. Everything from injora I've bought has been top notch but this was depressing. 05/05/2025 Edit: I received a message from injora saying they would replace my broken item and sure enough today they sent me a package with new links...thanks for the excellent costumer service!

These are tricky to put together. And the tolerances of some pieces differ from stock and make things a bit looser. I don’t want to return these because it took me so long to put on 😂

Gut Links für TRX4m 1/18

I bought these by accident has i only deal in 1/10 scale but i have to say if i had a micro rock crawler I'd be very happy with these.

These links provide a significant amount of extra articulation to our rigs however, they are a little bit tricky to install and make sure you clean up the plastic bits so that you’re not screwing them in on a mango to the stainless steel bars themselves

Imposible acabar de montar los enlaces pequeños de arriba por culpa de falta de tornillos más largos y un maldito bulón.También noté que donde se unen esos enlaces al chasis que llevan un casquillo tienen mucho juego ,por mucho que aprete, se quedan flojos. Decepcionado con injora , al menos con estos enlaces. Me tocará devolverlos Actualización a 7/08/2025 Injora se puso en contacto conmigo y me enviaron un juego de tornillería para poder acabar de instalar todos los enlaces. Aún así hice un par de modificaciones porque no acababa de quedar bien. El enlace que va junto al servo que cambiar de marcha quedaba rozando, así que lo que hice fue lijar ese bulón para hacerlo más corto y usar un tornillo más pequeño. También lime los casquillos que van al chasis quitándoles 1mm más menos, ya que tal y como vienen por mucho que apretaba no quedaba fuerte esa unión. Y los monte a la inversa de como viene de serie, por qué las cabezas de los nuevos tornillos son un pelo más pequeños que los de serie y al apretar parecía los fuese a colar por el agujero del chasis. Actualización 8/08/2025 Después de mucho mirar fotos de otros compradores me doy cuenta que ni faltaba nada y no los estaba montando correctamente. Por culpa de no tener un folleto con los pasos a seguir y que las fotos publicadas en la propia web de injora que te llevan a confusión y la de otras muchas personas que no lo montan correctamente. Pues bien, la manera correcta es montando en los 4 enlaces pequeños, donde se unen al chasis cerca de la transmisión, sólo hay que usar ahí los plásticos negros que no cabe bulón alguno y tan solo llevan un pequeño agujero para el tornillo y todo arreglado usando la tornillería y casquillos de serie. Lo veréis en las últimas fotos por si le sirve a alguien, que no tenga que romperse la cabeza como yo

missing brass balls, cannot install