B
C
A
TIP: The JR Ball Links are designed
with little ridges around the lip of the
link. These ridges, in conjunction with
the JR Ball Link Sizing Tool, are there to
help you custom t the link to the ball.
If the link ts on the ball too tight, you
can use the reaming tool to enlarge the
link hole size. If the link ts too loose on
the ball, you can push in on the ridges
of the link with a small pair of pliers.
This reduces the size of the link hole
and makes the link t tighter. JR links
are some of the best links available. It is
important to note that very little force
is needed on the ridges to resize the
link. Using pliers on any other part of
the link can cause the links to break.
4-6 C ONTROL R OD INST A LL A T I ON
A. MIXING ARM TO SEESAW ................................. 2pcs
Threaded Rod, 2.3 x 15mm
C. SWASHPLATE TO T-ARM .................................... 2pcs
Threaded Rod, 2.3 x 35mm
B. MIXING ARM TO SWASHPLATE ....................... 2pcs
Threaded Rod, 2.3 x 80mm
Universal Ball Link (short)
Universal Ball Link
Universal Ball Link
64.5mm
3.5mm
17.5mm
The universal links (short) have gaps
Install these links so this side faces
The universal links should
attached to the Ball Joint,
are to the outside.
at the edge on one side only.
the Ball Joint.
be adjusted so that when
the words “JR PROPO”
Tip: The JR Ball Links are designed with
little ridges around the lip of the link.
Theseridges,inconjunctionwiththeJR
Ball Link Sizing Tool, are there to help
you custom t the link on the ball. If the
link ts on the ball too tightly, you can
use the reaming tool to enlarge the link
size hole. If the link ts too loosely on
the ball, you can push in on the ridges
of the link with a small pair of pliers.
This reduces the size of the link hole
and makes the link t tighter. JR links
are some of the best links available. It is
important to note that very little force is
needed on the ridges to resize the link.
Using pliers on any other part of the
link can cause the links to break.
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