revolver shackels,,,,,

[dezmoon]

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[dezmoon]

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[Thorsteenster]

I made a set of revolver shackles as well, using all shackle parts, I'll post a pic when I get a chance to take a good clear one.

[dezmoon]

yeah,,,i used stock shackels for the u shaped part,,,,stock high lift rod ends,,and junfac 10mm shackels,,,they work awesome,,,if you take notice in the pic i wrap the leafs in heat shrink to keep the stack togethor instead of zip ties...much more functional

[Thorsteenster]

Yeah I noticed that, wasn't sure if they were for function or looks though. If you used some colored shrink wrap it would look like, I forget what they are called, 1:1 leaf wraps.
I'll try to get a pic up tonight. Very nice looking, easy functional upgrade.

[Thorsteenster]

Ah, you used Junfac shackles, I thought you machined them. So they are very similer to mine except I used all Tamiya shackle plates and TLT rod ends.
I'll try to get a pic up tonight. Very nice looking, easy functional upgrade.

[dezmoon]

i wish i had the means of machine work,,,,ibought the junfac lift kit a few months back...it was cool but not very functional,,,the 1.1 wraps was were i came up with the idea for the heat shrink,,,i thought about doing it in color to match my rear four links ( red ) but couldnt find the size i needed in red,,so i used black...

[scalenut]

I wanted a junfac lift kit for my high-lift,but could not bring my self to spend the money,so I used bruiser shackles instead.