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It should be fine. When it is under load it will be more inline with the intended loading direction. Plus, we load rigging plates like that on bridges all the time. The pulley itself has been taken out of any life support function.

The Shunt already is a cool device when used as designed but what you are suggesting sounds like it would be better to take the concept to the drawing board. That is how new tools come about. Dave

Well, thanks for sharing. I have always liked the idea behind the Shunt, mid-line attachable with non-toothed cams, but I have not been able to make it work with how I climb. You are certainly operating it out of spec but I can't see how it could catastrophically fail when used as you described...