TRAXXAS Tmaxx 100mm Alloy Damper Upgrade - TMX13100 by GPM  [TMX13100]

TRAXXAS Tmaxx 3.3 /Tmaxx 1.1 Alloy Front / Rear Damper With Screws & Collars -100mm Long -1pr set - GPM TMX13100
Price:
USD$23.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TMX13100
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Precision-fit 100mm aluminium dampers for TRAXXAS Tmaxx

This 1pr aluminium damper set is configured as a matched front and rear solution for TRAXXAS Tmaxx chassis and is supplied with screws and collars, specified at 100mm length to align with Tmaxx 3.3 and Tmaxx 1.1 mounting patterns.

Designed as direct replacement bodies, these dampers accept standard internal shock components to retain oil and springs and to establish static ride height and suspension geometry when paired with correct internals from the donor chassis.

Workshop notes: measure existing shock eye spacing to ensure the 100mm length is correct for your vehicle, inspect fit at mounting points, secure the supplied screws and collars, and confirm unobstructed travel before use. Intended exclusively for scale RC applications.

Specifications

  • Item TRAXXAS Tmaxx front / rear damper set
  • Material Alloy (aluminium)
  • Model Number TMX13100
  • Compatibility TRAXXAS Tmaxx 3.3, Tmaxx 1.1
  • Length 100mm
  • Package contents Damper set with screws and collars, 1pr set

Specifically useful when matched 100mm front and rear alloy damper bodies are required for the Tmaxx platform, provided with basic retention hardware for straightforward installation.

What checks should I make before fitting?

Verify the chassis shock-eye spacing equals 100mm and check that mounting bosses and linkage clearances match the damper geometry prior to assembly.

Are internal parts required to complete the dampers?

The bodies are supplied as housings; you will need compatible internal shock components such as pistons, seals, oil and springs from the donor chassis or aftermarket sources to make them functional.

How should I maintain these aluminium damper bodies?

Inspect threads and collars for wear, keep mounting hardware secured, and service internal seals and oil regularly to maintain consistent damping performance.