INJORA RC Shock Flex Blades CNC Aluminum Accessories for TRX4M Defender Bronco 1/18 RC Crawler Upgrade(8g/Total)

Honestly great product, probably the best functional upgrade i’ve done on my mini Defender. Great fit, very easy to install, & the best bang for buck mod to keep this car still scale looking enough while adding a ton of travel/flex!! On level ground it sits about stock ride height maybe a tiny bit lower, but the flex is easily doubled or more from stock! Very highly recommend.

i know some people say they don’t help but screw that they work so good and give so much more flex it’s crazy especially when paired with 59mm shocks and high clearance links but the only downside is that if you tighten the screws a lot that hold them onto the chassis then they don’t move very well so i would suggest put a nut on the screw that hold them onto the chassis if you have an aftermarket chassis

Good product for max flex but they take alot of adjusting and testing to get them right. really wish injora products came with instructions. I see people saying it didnt work for their high trail but it worked for my f150 HT. i dont use the lower fronts because they hit the steer link and i lost like half my turning radius. rear shocks came loose and lost the bolt so now i use orange locktite especially on the ones you need to leave alittle loose for the movement.

They definitely give more flex to the suspension but have a slight issue with body roll.

These add a ton of flex and fit right on my stock chassis. Had slight rubbing issues but that's all sorted out. easy to install and add a lot of performance to a rock crawler. Look super cool when flexed out and i dont really notice the weight. Good price for more flex

A lot of things I read said these doesn't work on the front of a trx4m. They do. I still have a stock servo maybe that's why. This is the best and cheapest upgrade I've done to my little truck.

Nice project Quality is great, price is ok

Too drastic of an angle for the center drive line when fully flexed. The drive line literally cogs and gets bound up. I decided to keep the tops on but bottoms are a no go. Definitely not on the front. They get in the way of the steering linkage. Great idea and they do bolt on but bad functionality.