Mugen MRX-5 Front Axle Shaft Upgrade AM-MRX5-H0271-Al 7075-T6 by Arrowmax  [AM-MRX5-H0271-Al]

Arrowmax AM-MRX5-H0271-Al Front Axle Shaft For Universal (7075-T6) (2)
Price:
£12.26
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-MRX5-H0271-Al
Condition:
Brand New
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Front universal axle for Mugen MRX-5

Made for 1/8 scale MRX-5 cars, this front axle shaft functions as the CVD universal axle that delivers drive to the front wheels. The AM-MRX5-H0271-Al version is produced in 7075-T6 aluminium and is supplied as two pieces to replace the stock front axles.

Arrowmax lists MRX-5 axles in three materials: 7075-T6 aluminium offering a good stiffness-to-weight ratio, spring steel for maximum toughness, and titanium for premium lightness and strength. This listing covers the aluminium option, selected when a firmer front driveline characteristic is required.

Fitting advice: the axle installs into MRX-5 front hubs and universal joints using the usual MRX-5 retention system. Check clearances at the hub and CVD boots during fitting and ensure wheel hexes and set screws are tightened to avoid movement.

Tuning expectation: swapping to 7075-T6 aluminium typically tightens steering feedback and increases driveline rigidity; monitor universal joints, boots and wheel hexes as the altered stiffness can change wear patterns.

Specifications

  • Item: Front axle shaft for universal, 2 pcs
  • Material: 7075-T6 aluminium
  • Model Number: AM-MRX5-H0271-Al
  • Compatibility: Mugen MRX-5 1/8 scale chassis

This aluminium axle set from Arrowmax is aimed at MRX-5 owners seeking a stiffer front driveline while keeping weight down; always confirm hub and universal compatibility before purchase.

They are designed for CVD-style front drivetrains; if your setup uses hardened dogbones, check whether the hub and universal interface are compatible before fitting.
The item ships as two axle shafts only; any small retention screws or pins should be reused from your original kit unless otherwise listed.
You may wish to check universals, hubs and wheel hexes for compatibility and wear; some users pair aluminium axles with stronger universals or upgraded hexes to match the increased stiffness.
Inspect the axles and mating parts after the first few runs, then at regular intervals depending on driving conditions; check for play, loose screws and any signs of rubbing or boot damage.

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