HPI Savage 21 Front/Rear Lower Arm Set Alloy-7075 SAV1055H by GPM  [SAV1055H]

HPI Savage 21 Alloy-7075 Front/Rear Lower Arm With Pins & Screws & E-clips - 1pr set - GPM SAV1055H
Price:
£23.31
Brand:
GPM
Model:
SAV1055H
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Precision lower arms for Savage 21

The SAV1055H lower arm set offers an Alloy-7075 front and rear arm pair as an aftermarket option for HPI Savage 21. The pack is sold as one pair and includes the pins, screws and E-clips necessary to replace the original plastic arms.

Intended for RC suspension use, these alloy arms help to restore worn geometry or provide reduced flex at the lower link when refining handling. Installation is performed using the standard lower-arm removal and refit method on the Savage 21 chassis and uses the supplied pins and E-clips to retain the arms in the existing mounting points.

Specifications

  • Item Front/Rear lower arm set (1pr) with pins, screws and E-clips
  • Material Alloy-7075
  • Model Number SAV1055H
  • Compatibility HPI Savage 21

Install these alloy arms to replace damaged plastic links or to firm up lower-link behaviour; confirm clip seating and torque settings after the first few runs to ensure dependable performance.

Are these arms compatible with modified Savage 21 kits?

They are designed for standard Savage 21 geometry; minor modifications to heavily altered kits may be required, so check mounting dimensions before fitting.

Do the alloy arms affect shock tuning?

Stiffer lower links can change suspension response, so revisit shock valving and spring rates if you notice a change in behaviour after upgrading.

What is the best way to secure E-clips during assembly?

Use appropriate pliers and ensure clips sit fully in their groove; spinning the arm while checking for play helps confirm secure seating.

Can these arms be anodised or finished?

Surface finishing is possible but may alter clearances; check fit after any coating and avoid adding thickness that interferes with pivot fitment.

How often should I inspect the new arms?

Inspect arms and retention hardware regularly, especially after off-road runs, and replace any worn pins or clips to maintain safe operation.

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