Incision SCX10 II 1/4" Stainless Steel Link Kit (10) (12.3" Wheelbase)
About this part
This is an optional Incision 1/4" Stainless Steel Link Kit for the Axial SCX10 II trucks with a 12.3" (313mm) wheelbase. This kit includes all the links, ends and pillow balls you would need to completely replace the stock links on your SCX10 II with these stainless steel options.
Stainless steel is not only durable, but it is also weighty. That makes this upgrade a must-have for adding additional weight down low to retain a low CG.
Features:
- Made from stainless steel
- Durability at a more affordable price
- Includes 10 links
- Fits 12.3" (313mm) wheelbase models
Includes:
- (1) Stainless Steel Drag Link
- (1) Stainless Panhard Link
- (3) Stainless Steel Upper Links
- (4) Stainless Steel Lower Links
- (1) Stainless Steel Tie Rod Links
- (20) Rod Ends with Steel Hollow Balls
Reviews4.7 · 3 reviews
Very nice! Good quality product, easy to install. Solid upgrade for your rig! AMain has great superior customer service.
a very nice kit and heavy duty. easy to setup and install for the v-10 frame.
These are a great upgrade. Found these to be about 32% heavier than the stock plastic links. Only disappointment was the ends are plastic and not very enjoyable to assemble. The plastic ends must be threaded on for the first time, while they stayed nice and tight, they killed my hands to assemble.
Three verified owners rate this stainless steel link kit 4 to 5 out of 5. Reviewers agree it is a solid, heavy-duty upgrade that installs easily on the SCX10 II frame. One reviewer notes the links are about 32% heavier than stock plastic links. The recurring complaint concerns the plastic ends, which are difficult to thread on during initial assembly and were hard on the hands. One review praises the seller's customer service, though this is not about the product itself. All reviews relate to the 12.3 inch wheelbase variant.
- + Heavy-duty construction
- + Easy installation
- + Solid upgrade over stock links
- + Good customer service
- − Plastic ends hard to thread on
- − About 32% heavier than stock