Parts #199

Replacement steel wheel hubs that give a stronger, more secure wheel mount for heavy-duty builds. Sold as a set of four and ideal for hobbyists upgrading the 9080-series Extreme Heavy Duty kit.

Replacement center differential housing that supplies the housing plus the gaskets and hardware needed for a clean rebuild. Ideal for hobbyists and techs doing maintenance or post-crash repairs.

The Traxxas TRX-4 Body 1972 Chevrolet Blazer (Blue) brings authentic 1970s two-tone styling to your TRX-4 trail rig. Painted Mariner blue with a white roof, this body kit fits rigs with a 312 mm wheelbase.

Traxxas Steering Blocks give your vehicle a much tougher steering pivot with a black left-and-right pair designed for heavy use. Includes hinge pins and button-head screws for a straightforward upgrade.

Traxxas Extreme Heavy-Duty Suspension Pin Set delivers a complete front and rear pin kit to replace stock hardware with tougher pins. Ideal for hobbyists who bash hard or install #9180, #9181, #9182 upgrade kits.

Upgrade the rear stub axle with heavy-duty left and right carriers that stand up to bashing and rough terrain. Includes the mounting hardware you need for the #9180/#9181/#9182 upgrade kits.

Traxxas Chevrolet C10 Body updates your Drag Slash with a ProGraphix painted finish and factory-trimmed decals. Ideal for hobbyists who want a clean, show-ready look without painting.

The Traxxas Chevrolet C10 Body gives your Drag Slash a factory ProGraphix paint job with pre-applied decals, a rear wing, and mounting hardware for quick installation. Ideal for hobbyists replacing a damaged shell or changing the truck's look. Body requires 9415-series body accessories to complete.

Pre-painted Chevrolet C10 drag body designed to give your Drag Slash a clean, race-ready look right away. Comes trimmed with decals, rear wing and mounting hardware; requires 9415-series accessories to finish installation.

Replacement rear shock tower that restores the rear suspension mounting on Drag Slash chassis. Ideal for hobbyists repairing a bash truck or refreshing a worn chassis part.