TRAXXAS Revo/E-REVO Alloy Rear Lower Arm by GPM TRV056  [TRV056]

TRAXXAS Revo /Revo 3.3 / E-REVO Alloy Rear Lower Arm (Sandwich Design With Screws+Pins+Delrin Collars)- 1pr set - GPM TRV056
Price:
USD$36.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TRV056
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Alloy rear lower arm for Revo platforms

This GPM rear lower arm is an aftermarket alloy replacement designed for TRAXXAS Revo, Revo 3.3 and E-REVO platforms. The part uses a sandwich-style clamp with hardware to secure the arm at the rear suspension mounting points, and Delrin collars at the pivot to reduce binding.

Use this arm when replacing damaged stock arms or when swapping to a stiffer alloy part to affect suspension feel and geometry setup. The package includes the rear lower arm pair and the listed mounting hardware to simplify direct replacement of the original components.

Installation requires removal of the stock rear lower arm, transfer or replace the pivot pins and collars with the supplied hardware, and verify clearance through the suspension travel after tightening. Check alignment and pivot fit before running to ensure correct geometry.

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy Rear Lower Arm
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: TRV056
  • Compatibility: TRAXXAS Revo, Revo 3.3, E-REVO
  • Quantity: 1pr set

For hobbyists seeking a direct-fit alloy rear lower arm for TRAXXAS Revo platforms, this GPM TRV056 set provides the arm and accompanying hardware for straightforward replacement and setup adjustments.

This item is compatible with

  • Traxxas REVO

Will this rear lower arm fit my Revo or E-REVO chassis?

The part is specified for TRAXXAS Revo, Revo 3.3 and E-REVO models as listed, follow the fitment notes and confirm your stock arm mounting points match before installation.

What hardware is included with the arm?

The set ships as one pair of rear lower arms with the screws, pins and Delrin collars referenced in the product name to support direct replacement of the original pivot hardware.

Any installation tips?

Remove the stock arm, fit the supplied collars and pins, secure with the provided screws, then verify suspension travel and pivot clearance before final use.

How should I inspect or maintain these arms?

Periodically check the pivot area and collars for wear or deformation, confirm screws remain secure, and replace the arm if any structural damage is found.

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