Model number: TRA1654
Traxxas 12 mm hex wheel hubs are hex nuts that connect the wheels to the axles. The package includes 2 composite hex wheel hubs with 2 axle pins. They fit Slash, Rustler and Stampede models, among others.
Product Details
Traxxas 12 mm hex wheel hubs are hex nuts that connect the wheels to the axles. The package includes 2 composite hex wheel hubs with 2 axle pins. They fit Slash, Rustler and Stampede models, among others.
Cars: Traxxas BIGFOOT, Traxxas Drag Slash, Traxxas Jato, Traxxas Mini Rally, Traxxas Mini Slash, Traxxas Nitro Slash, Traxxas Rustler, Traxxas Rustler 4x4, Traxxas Slash, Traxxas Slash 4x4, Traxxas Stampede
Needed to Complete (not included):
- Hobby knife
- Glue
- Paint and finishing tools
NOTE: Photo of completed model is for illustrative purposes only. This is a model kit that requires assembly.
More info
Traxxas 12 mm hex wheel hubs are hex nuts that connect the wheels to the axles. In the package you get 2 composite hex wheel hubs along with 2 axle pins.
Compatible models
These hubs fit:
- BIGFOOT No. 1 XL-5 w/Battery
- Drag Slash Chevrolet C10
- Drag Slash Ford Mustang
- Jato 3.3
- Mini Rally VXL Ford RS200
- Mini Slash 4X4
- Nitro Slash
- Rustler 2WD Brushless
- Rustler 2WD XL-5 w/Battery
- Rustler 4X4 VXL Ultimate
- Slash 2WD Brushless
- Slash 2WD Unassembled Kit
- Slash 2WD XL-5 with Battery
- Slash 4X4 VXL Ultimate
- Slash Late Model BL-2s
- Slash Modified BL-2s
- Stampede 2WD Brushless
- Stampede 2WD XL-5 w/Battery
- Stampede 4X4
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Customer reviews
Solid Replacement
If your axle snaps and the tire goes flying, losing the pin in the process, it's great to have these spares ready so you can get back up and running quickly.
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Perfect Fit OEM
These fit perfectly since they're OEM parts. Burned one hex when the wheel wasn't tightened all the way though.
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Good for Front, Not Rear
I got an extra pair after one stripped out on my Rustler VXL, and it was a good move bc another one stripped soon after. I switched to aluminum hubs for the back now, but I'm keeping these on the front. They work fine up there. I'd say go aluminum for the rear if your slipper clutch is pretty tight. My 10-year-old's rough on them with full throttle starts, even though I tell him not to...he's 10, it happens. Overall, they're decent. Hope this helps, happy shopping!