Revolver Shackles..
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Revolver Shackles..
Just a question for anyone that has revolver shackles on theyre xj.. Are they worth the money?
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well, i paid 245 bux for mine about 3 years ago.
they're still in the original box tucked away in a drawer in the shop.
i don't think i'm gonna use em. too many negative points and hazardous risks.
plus, you must have an sye and limiting strap.
they're still in the original box tucked away in a drawer in the shop.
i don't think i'm gonna use em. too many negative points and hazardous risks.
plus, you must have an sye and limiting strap.
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thanks for the advice. Glad i didnt already waste the money on stuff thats not gonna do anything good for me lol
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we have an older variation of them on the rear of our cj. they were on there when we bought it and i dont see them coming off. i never noticed any horrible unloading like said and its hard to say if they make it more unstable because we have never ran it w/o them. its got like 10 inches of lift and 37's on stock width axles so its very unstable as is
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a friend of mine runs a set on his nissan frontier and he likes them, because of the way the leafs are on his truck he gained about another 3inched of flex with them. though that being said the slight benfits do not out way the risks the give lots of body roll