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Description
Function / Purpose:
This upgraded steering drag link reinforces the tie rod and servo horn area, offering smoother and more stable steering response.
Why Upgrade:
Machined from high-strength 7075 aluminum for increased durability over stock components
Features the same "arcuated" design as the original, securing the steel pivot ball in place to prevent dislodging during rough runs
Improves steering consistency and minimizes unwanted flex
Package Includes:
(1) Steering drag link
Original Part #:
10743
Compatibility:
TRAXXAS Mini Maxx Monster Truck (107154-1)
TRAXXAS Mini XRT (108076-1)
TRAXXAS MINI SLASH 4X4-108164-1
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