RPM Front or Rear A-arms Blue Slash 4x4ST 4x4Rally RPM80705 Electric Car/Truck Option Parts

Works perfect on slash 4 x 4 ultimate excellent flex no breakage. I highly recommend would buy again.

These are SUPER easy to install and use the existing 3x15mm button head bolts on the original Traxxas Slash 4x4 A Arms. These are better than the original A arms and are much more rugged and stronger than the original / factory A arms. Don't waste you time with cheap aluminum A arms - these are tough, rugged and install within 10-15 mins per axle. Highly recommended...!!!!!

The go-to for Traxxas upgrades. Pretty much essential for a Slash. These will work with the 6732/6733 bash plates(listed for the Stampede). Actually ads a slight boost in rigidity and protects everything. Highly recommend pairing these. Tough to a fault, after so long of bashing, check to make sure these are still holding geometry and not fatiguing after a few years. Then throw on new ones! They hardly ever break so don't forget everything wears out with time.

Only way they break is if you break em. I've had these same set for over 5 years and have zero complaints. They do warp over time (a long time) from shock pressure but just buy another set they are worth it.

High quality product!

Great for Rustler 4x4 vxl also. fit perfectly. RPM makes a very durable plastic it is superior. Once a aluminum fan. Not so much anymore atleast for A Arms if they make A arms for your RC get them!!

Took my Stampede 4x4 on a family camp-out with about 40 kids and I let a lot of them, even really young ones, do some driving. The 'Pede stood up to a lot of abuse, but at one point a 3 yr old took her turn and drove it straight into a tree at high speed. The result: a broken A-arm. Luckily this was about 2 hours before we left. I wasn't too worried as I'd been itching to work on the Stampede a little anyway, so I ordered these off Amazon and then got to it last weekend. Replacement was easy enough, and besides looking nice, these things are obviously lighter than the stock A-arms and you can feel just a little flexibility where the stock ones were stiff to the point of feeling like they may be brittle. I can't say how long these will last, but if I had to guess, it'll be a while before I'm performing this repair again...even if I keep handing the control to 3 year olds.

When the front A-arm cracked, I looked at the Aluminum ones, but decided on these instead. I figured that the rigidity of the aluminum might cause other parts to break instead. Install was a breeze. They look great, and seem a bit more pliable. Time will tell, but I can see another pair in the future for the rear.