GPM STRX4160 CNC Inspired Stainless Adjustable Suspension Links for TRAXXAS TRX4 [STRX4160]

TRAXXAS TRX4 TRAIL CRAWLER Stainless Steel Adjustable Upper & Lower Suspension Links - 20pc set - GPM STRX4160

Price:

USD$29.90

Brand:

GPM

Model:

STRX4160

GTIN:

4894538321203

Condition:

Brand New

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Description
FAQ

Precision adjustable suspension links engineered for TRX4

GPM STRX4160 stainless adjustable suspension links provide a reinforced tie rod option for Traxxas TRX4 models, combining thicker rod construction with length adjustability to refine steering geometry and resist wear under load.

Technical Highlights

Fine length adjustment for accurate toe and steering setup
Counter-clockwise thread orientation to simplify tuning
Thickened tie rod body for increased load capacity and fatigue resistance
Designed to reduce flex and increase steering fidelity
Direct-fit replacement that requires standard RC tools

Specifications

Front Upper Chassis Link Tie Rod Midpoint: 80.5mm
Front Lower Chassis Link Tie Rod Midpoint: 114.8mm
Rear Upper Chassis Link Tie Rod Midpoint: 139mm
Rear Lower Chassis Link Tie Rod Midpoint: 135.5mm
Original Tie Rod Diameter: 5mm, Thickened to 6.5mm

Packing includes

Tie Rods – 7pcs
Stainless Steel Round Head Screw 3×30 – 1pc
Stainless Steel Round Head Screw 3×27 – 4pcs
Stainless Steel Round Head Screw 3×25 – 5pcs
Stainless Steel Round Head Screw 3×16 – 3pcs

Compatible Models

TRAXXAS TRX-4 DEFENDER
TRAXXAS TACTICAL UNIT

What advantages does the thicker 6.5mm diameter provide?

Increasing the tie rod diameter from 5mm to 6.5mm improves torsional stiffness and resistance to bending, which helps maintain steering geometry under heavy loads.

How should I set the lengths for optimal toe settings?

Measure stock link distances, then adjust each link incrementally while checking wheel alignment on a flat surface; lock settings once desired toe and steering center are achieved.

Are thread direction and locking methods compatible with common RC hardware?

The counter-clockwise thread direction is standard for these parts and works with common locking techniques such as thread locker or jam nuts to secure adjustments.