Front 4 link?

[Interceptor]

I have the 4 link boomarang plate on my Scorpion, with the staggered links to stop the torgue twisting. I was looking on TCS and they have a 4 link servo mount. Would it help my truck if I switched the front to a 4 link? So far my mods are:
Level 2 conversion
30 degree rails front and rear
TCS 4 link rear
stick on weights in front wheels
star cut foams all around
drive shaft rings on rear axle
The battery is over the steering servo and the ESC is on a homemade mount between the front chassis booms.

[Cajun]

I'm running that exact plate. I like it a lot, that with Super Soft internal springs makes the front end articulate pretty well.

[Truggies]

I have the 4 link boomarang plate on my Scorpion, with the staggered links to stop the torgue twisting. I was looking on TCS and they have a 4 link servo mount. Would it help my truck if I switched the front to a 4 link? So far my mods are:
Level 2 conversion
30 degree rails front and rear
TCS 4 link rear
stick on weights in front wheels
star cut foams all around
drive shaft rings on rear axle
The battery is over the steering servo and the ESC is on a homemade mount between the front chassis booms.



Sounds like you're headed in the right direction.:thumb:

[EvilTwin v2]

I built my own 4 link plates, so I can't give a personal account of the TCS pieces. What I can say is that it is a better setup, not only for the better handling, but due to not having to have the odd stresses on the ball mount that you have with the 3 link setup.