Traxxas Rubber Pushrod Boots (2)

Rubber pushrod boots are small parts, but they play an important role in the steering rod area by helping cover the linkage where it passes through the rear of the hull. In a setup like this, the boots sit at the opening and provide a flexible rubber barrier around the rod ends, keeping the assembly neat while maintaining the intended fit at that location. When the original boots become worn, split, or no longer seat properly, replacing them with fresh rubber boots is a practical way to restore the part that belongs at the linkage ends.

This package includes two rubber pushrod boots. The pair matches the product identity described by the manufacturer and gives you the full count specified for the set. Because these are molded from rubber, they have the flexibility expected from a boot-style part rather than a rigid cover, which helps them do the simple job they were made for without adding unnecessary complexity to the steering rod area.

The manufacturer identifies these as Rubber Pushrod Boots (2) and notes them for Villain EX steering rods, with installation in the rear of the hull. That makes the details straightforward: the part is a two-piece rubber boot set, it belongs at the rear hull steering rod location, and it is intended to cover the pushrod area where the linkage runs through the assembly. For anyone maintaining that section, the count and placement are the key facts to keep in mind.

• Rubber pushrod boots for the steering rod area
• Designed for installation in the rear of the hull
• Includes 2 rubber boots per package
• Flexible rubber construction for the linkage opening
• Manufacturer-identified as Rubber Pushrod Boots (2)

With the correct quantity and the intended rear-hull placement, this two-pack keeps the steering rod opening covered with a simple, purpose-made rubber part. It is the kind of piece a builder or maintainer reaches for when the original boots are no longer holding their shape or need to be renewed as part of a clean, orderly steering rod setup.