TAMIYA M1025 Hummer Rear Lower Suspension Arm HM1056 CNC-Style Aluminium Upgrade by GPM  [HM1056]

Tamiya M1025 Hummer Aluminium Rear Lower Suspension Arm - 1pr - GPM HM1056
Price:
USD$15.10
Brand:
GPM
Model:
HM1056
GTIN:
4894538075823
Condition:
Brand New
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Rear lower suspension arm engineered for TAMIYA M1025 Hummer

This aluminium rear lower suspension arm is presented as a pair and functions as a replacement component for the TAMIYA M1025 Hummer rear suspension assembly. It is intended to substitute the factory plastic arm where increased rigidity and wear resistance are required for demanding scale off-road use.

The part is designed to interface with the existing rear suspension mounting points on the M1025 Hummer chassis. Technicians should verify alignment and reuse original mounting hardware where appropriate. The component is aimed at delivering consistent fitment and a stable reference point for suspension adjustments without introducing deliberate geometry offsets.

Specifications

  • Item: Rear lower suspension arm
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: HM1056
  • Compatibility: Tamiya M1025 Hummer

For experienced hobbyists seeking a precision aluminium substitute for the Tamiya M1025 Hummer rear lower arm, the GPM HM1056 offers a durable replacement that supports repeatable suspension setup and improved long-term reliability.

What tolerances are critical for fitment?

Check pivot hole diameter and mounting spacing against the M1025 Hummer rear subframe to ensure correct alignment and bearing/selective bush seating.

Is surface treatment applied to the aluminium?

Surface finish and anodising depend on production batch; inspect the item for coating consistency and treat exposed edges as needed to prevent corrosion in coastal environments.

Can this be used with existing suspension link geometry?

The component is a like-for-like replacement intended to retain original geometry; any change in handling will be driven by differences in stiffness and the remainder of the suspension setup.

Recommended installation practice?

Use correct torque for fasteners, verify bearing seating, and cycle the suspension to confirm smooth operation before finalising setup.