Revo Alloy Rear Upper Arm TRV057 for TRAXXAS Revo by GPM  [TRV057]

TRAXXAS Revo /Revo 3.3 / E-REVO Alloy Rear Upper Arm (Sandwich Design With Screws+Pins+Delrin Collars)-1pr set - GPM TRV057
Price:
£23.59
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TRV057
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Precision alloy rear upper arm for Revo family

This rear upper arm is a scale replacement made for TRAXXAS Revo vehicles. It adopts an alloy sandwich layout and ships with matching screws, pins and Delrin collars for fitment, supplied as a 1pr set. The sandwich layout positions the arm between two alloy plates to limit flex where hardware interfaces with the suspension mounts.

Installed as a like-for-like replacement, the component restores correct link geometry and gives a firmer mounting point for the rear suspension, which helps keep alignment under load or after upgrades. Delrin collars act as low-friction spacers around pivot pins to reduce wear on mating plastic components.

Compatible Models

  • TRAXXAS Revo
  • Revo 3.3
  • E-REVO

Choose this alloy rear upper arm when replacing worn plastic links or when you need a firmer rear mount; confirm pin and screw sizes against your chassis and perform a trial assembly to check clearance.

After installation, check wheel alignment and suspension travel through a full range of motion to ensure the arm clears nearby components and maintains intended geometry.
The product is supplied as a 1pr set and includes the pair of alloy upper arms along with the screws, pins and Delrin collars required for both sides where hole sizes match.
Inspect fastener tightness, look for collar wear, and clean pivot areas to keep movement smooth and prevent grit-driven abrasion.
It provides a firmer mounting point that can better resist deflection under increased loads, making it a useful complement to other performance upgrades.
Do a careful trial fit and, if needed, clean burrs or slightly file mating surfaces for clearance rather than forcing components into position.

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