Traxxas XRT / X-Maxx WideMaxx Adjustable Lower Suspension Arms – Multi-Position Shock Mounts
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Custom left and right lower suspension arms for the Traxxas XRT and X-Maxx equipped with the TRA7895 WideMaxx suspension
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- Printables
- Category
- RC & Robotics
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
These custom lower suspension arms were designed as replacements for the Traxxas XRT front and rear lower arms.
The XRT uses the same TRA7893 and TRA7894 lower-arm geometry found on an X-Maxx equipped with the TRA7895 WideMaxx suspension kit.
Unlike the original arms, this design includes multiple lower shock-mount positions. Moving the lower shock pin between the available positions allows you to experiment with shock angle, suspension leverage, ride-height response, spring feel and damping behavior.
The arms have been printed in PETG and successfully installed on my Traxxas XRT, as shown in the photos.
FEATURES
Fits the front or rear suspension
Separate left and right versions
Multiple lower shock-mount positions
Uses the original suspension mounting locations
Designed around TRA7893 and TRA7894 arm geometry
Compatible with the original suspension hardware
Printed and installed prototype shown in the photos
COMPATIBILITY
Confirmed by physical installation:
Traxxas XRT
Expected compatibility based on the shared OEM arm geometry:
Traxxas X-Maxx equipped with the TRA7895 WideMaxx suspension kit
Not compatible with:
Standard X-Maxx suspension without the TRA7895 WideMaxx kit
Traxxas Maxx or WideMaxx 1/10-scale models
OEM reference parts:
TRA7893 – Lower Right Front/Rear Suspension Arm
TRA7894 – Lower Left Front/Rear Suspension Arm
X-Maxx WideMaxx compatibility is based on the shared OEM suspension-arm references and has not yet been physically test-fitted with this printed design. Feedback from X-Maxx owners is welcome.
MATERIAL RECOMMENDATION
The prototype shown was printed in PETG and is suitable for assembly checks and controlled testing.
For aggressive bashing, large jumps or high-power setups, an impact-resistant nylon such as PA12 or CoPA is strongly recommended. ABS or ASA may also be used, but nylon is preferable for its combination of toughness and flexibility.
Use substantial wall thickness around the pivot points and shock-mount holes. Do not rely only on high infill for strength.
INSTALLATION AND SAFETY
Use the same shock-mount position on both sides of the vehicle.
After installation, check the entire suspension movement and confirm that there is no shock binding, driveshaft binding, chassis interference or tire contact.
This is a load-bearing 3D-printed suspension component. Inspect it before and after every run and replace it immediately if cracks, deformation, elongated holes or layer separation appear.
TESTING STATUS
Printed and installed on a Traxxas XRT
PETG prototype fitment confirmed
X-Maxx WideMaxx compatibility based on shared OEM geometry
Long-term hard-bashing durability testing is still in progress
This is an independent custom design and is not manufactured, sponsored or endorsed by Traxxas.
