Mugen MRX-5 Pivotball Suspension (Titanium) by Arrowmax AM-MRX5-D0105R-1  [AM-MRX5-D0105R-1]

Arrowmax AM-MRX5-D0105R-1 Pivotball Susp (Titanium) (2)
Price:
USD$23.72
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-MRX5-D0105R-1
Condition:
Brand New
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Pivotball suspension for MRX-5

This is a pair of pivotball suspension parts designed for the Mugen MRX-5 chassis as an RC-scale upgrade component. Machined from titanium using CNC processes, the parts trade mass for strength at the vehicle extremities to lower rotational inertia without compromising structural durability.

Fitment and role — these pivotballs replace plastic or steel stock items on the MRX-5 suspension linkage points to change the mass distribution at the wheel ends. That shift helps the suspension react faster and gives finer control when dialling in roll and transient response during setup.

Installation notes — the pieces fit the MRX-5 hardware locations and use the same mounting approach as the original pivotballs; inspect thread surfaces and mating parts for correct engagement and use appropriate fastener torque values recommended for your chassis hardware. Regular inspection is advised when used in high-load track conditions.

Specifications

  • Item Pivotball Susp (Titanium) (2 pcs)
  • Material Titanium, CNC machined
  • Model Number AM-MRX5-D0105R-1
  • Compatibility Mugen MRX-5

Use these titanium pivotballs when you want reduced mass at suspension extremities to refine steering feel and suspension response on the MRX-5, while retaining a durable metal connection at critical linkage points.

They are designed for the Mugen MRX-5 suspension pivot locations and use the same mounting method as the stock pivotballs.
Titanium reduces mass at the extremities while keeping high strength, which helps lower rotational inertia and can improve transient suspension response during tuning.
Verify thread engagement and use correct fastener torque for MRX-5 hardware, and check clearances after installation to avoid binding.
Inspect for wear and secure mounting periodically, especially after heavy track runs; clean mating surfaces and re-tighten fasteners if necessary.

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