TRAXXAS X-Maxx Spring Steel Steering Rod Upgrade TXM047S by GPM  [TXM047S]

TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx Spring Steel Front Steering Rod -1pr - GPM TXM047S
Price:
£21.37
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TXM047S
GTIN:
4894538199482
Condition:
Brand New
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Replacement front steering rod for X-Maxx

This front steering rod is supplied as 1 pr and is made for TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx models. Constructed from spring steel, the link offers improved resistance to permanent bend following impacts and is suitable as a direct swap or an upgrade to the standard steering link.

The rod keeps the original mounting layout and focuses on reducing flex that causes steering slop. Confirm compatibility of ball ends and clevises with your X-Maxx linkage, adjust toe after fitting, and check full suspension articulation to avoid binding.

Specifications

  • Item: TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx Spring Steel Front Steering Rod - 1pr
  • Material: Spring steel
  • Model Number: TXM047S
  • Compatibility: TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx

Select this upgrade for a stiffer steering link that better holds geometry after impacts; always verify linkage geometry and chassis alignment following installation.

Do I need to replace other parts when fitting this?

Not necessarily; inspect existing ball joints and clevises and replace them only if worn or incompatible.

Is this suitable for high-speed setups?

Yes, the stiffer link helps maintain steering precision at speed, though overall handling depends on other suspension and steering components.

How do I check for proper fit?

Fit the link and move the suspension through its travel while watching for binding; confirm the toe and steering centring once installed.

Will this work with aftermarket steering parts?

It will if the ball ends and clevises match the thread and spacing; check dimensions before combining with different aftermarket components.

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