RC Chassis Braces
1/18 Traxxas TRX4M Defender Bronco K10 Rear Portal Axle Set Upgrades
1/10 RC Crawler Axial SCX10 III II 90046 D90 Metal Chassis Frame Body Kit Titanium
1/10 RC Crawler Axial SCX10 III II 90046 D90 Metal Chassis Frame Body Kit Purple
1/18 Traxxas TRX4M Defender Bronco Chassis Shock Mounts Set Upgrades Red
1/10 RC Crawler Axial SCX10 III II 90046 D90 Metal Chassis Frame Body Kit Black
1/7 1/8 Arrma Notorious Typhon Outcast 6s 4wd BLX Aluminum Chassis Brace Spacer Upgrades Black
1/18 Traxxas TRX4M Defender Bronco Chassis Shock Mounts Set Upgrades Blue
1/18 Traxxas TRX4M Defender Bronco Chassis Shock Mounts Set Upgrades Black
1/18 Traxxas TRX4M Defender Bronco Metal Front Rear Complete Axles Upgrades Black
1/18 Traxxas TRX4M Defender Bronco Metal Front Rear Complete Axles Upgrades Silver
1/10 RC Crawler Axial SCX10 III II 90046 D90 Metal Chassis Frame Body Kit Red
RCGOFOLLOW™ Arrma Mojave 6S upgrade Rear Chassis Brace ARA320620
RCGOFOLLOW™ Arrma 6S upgrade rear center chassis brace for 1/8 Notorious Typhon Outcast 6S BLX ARA320555
RCGOFOLLOW™ Arrma 6S upgrade front chassis brace for notorious Typhon outcast senton 6S BLX ARA320555
1/7 1/8 Arrma Notorious Typhon Outcast 6s 4wd BLX Aluminum Chassis Brace Spacer Upgrades Red
What Are RC Chassis Braces?
If you're an RC enthusiast, you know that one of the essential components of the vehicle is the chassis, which serves as the base for all other parts. The chassis is responsible for supporting the weight of the vehicle, transmitting power from the motor to the wheels, and ensuring stability and control during operation. However, even the most robust chassis can experience flexing or bending under the weight and stress of high-speed driving, jumps, and impacts. That's where RC chassis braces come into the picture.
RC chassis braces are additional support structures that are installed on the chassis to reinforce its strength and rigidity. They come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, such as aluminum, carbon fiber, or plastic, depending on the intended use and the type of RC vehicle. The purpose of the braces is to distribute the load and forces exerted on the chassis more evenly and prevent it from flexing excessively. By doing so, they improve the handling, cornering, acceleration, and overall performance of the RC car or truck.
Whether you're racing on a track, bashing in the backyard, or just cruising around, installing RC chassis braces can offer significant benefits. Not only do they reduce the risk of chassis breakage and failure, but they also enhance the durability and longevity of your RC vehicle. Plus, they can add a cool visual element to your ride and make it stand out from the crowd. So, if you're looking to take your RC game to the next level, investing in high-quality chassis braces is a smart move.
Let customers speak for us
Not sure about durability but works good. Don't know if parts are available either
Not sure about longevity, but currently I'm highly impressed. Super easy bolt on, minimal modifications needed.
For those wondering how different it looks than stock, there's a picture of a 100% stock rig, slightly modified one and the SUPER wide Bronco
Wonderful purchase, love the color, finish and weight. They add a ton of width and spin super smooth.
Worked as expected without issue which is a good thing for me. if you get a defective part i feel like it is not the norm.
Great clearance
Works great so far! Had to make some adjustments but works great.
Big improvement on my SCX 24 Bronco for steering.
These are the best shocks I've found and longest without being those annoying tele shocks that bind up. These are NOT telescoping. They are just larger and longer shocks than stock. You could make these take oil if you sealed the shaft entry. Make sure to lock right the bottom part to the shaft itself. It WILL unscrew after time if you don't. Great quality and great look. Perfect for the scx24.
Much beefier vs stock . Loaded and smoothed
I really love the look and performance of these axles and would definitely purchase them again. The one thing I didn’t like about the axles is that I wanted to replace the actual shafts inside of them so that I can do the +4 mm but for whatever reason the bolts do not come out of the steering knuckles, no matter what. Both top and bottom bolts snapped off on both sides and end up, having to cut a slight slit into the side to release pressure on the bolt and get it out after. It still works good but there is a little bit of playing there now compared to before having to do that but I would definitely recommend them again I just asked that they don’t use maybe a thread locker or whatever was use to put them on because it was very difficult, taking them out, even after releasing the tension and whatever it was was very oily when applying heat.