Traxxas 3743A Anodized Blue Aluminum Steering Bell cranks, Rustler, Stampede, Slash, and Bandit, 308-Pack

Perfect fit for Rustler VXL !!

Part fit straight in with no mods.

As described

These have bearings. I am a big fan of bearings. ("its all ball bearings these days", lol....reference to the movie Fletch if you didn't catch that)I think my car handles better since this upgrade. I believe the white plastic stock parts may have been flexing under the stress of my 2075 servo at high speeds. (read: bashing) I think it may flip over less and I see some different handling like the rear wheel coming off the ground on hard turns at higher speeds. It is subtle but I do believe they give some extra steering performance.If you think about RC cars, tires are a huge factor. Motor, ESC and battery are obviously big factors. Suspension setup is huge. Steering is also a big deal. Having a high torque servo makes a difference to a point. (over 100oz of torque is good enough) For your 125oz Traxxas 2075 servo to work properly and run at its advertised speed and torque properly, bearings and aluminum really help. (no more twisting and bending the lightweight stock white plastic setup)You don't see them much.....you aren't going to admire their great looks much but you also won't see the white plastic anymore. I have heard they can be hard on your servo. I have had no issues but I use a servo saver. Servo saver is a must with these unless you want to replace servo gears.

This product is listed for the rustler but it doesn’t fit without major trimming. I made it work and it’s alright but the factory plastic worked better. Don’t buy this for the rustler !

If you take the screws out of the shock tower and the first set on the upper plastic chassis by the fuel tank you can bend it up enough to get the old out and new in. Keeping the bearings in place is difficult but can be done.

I purchased the steering bell cranks, going by the description, as I wanted to upgrade my Stampede (new to RC and Traxxas). Was looking around for different aluminum parts, and found this (with numerous other Blue items), and purchased them on 3/23. I travel a lot, and finally got around to upgrading the vehicle ... first part: awesome, second: awesome ... and so on. Got to the Steering Bell cranks, and there was no place to install. I looked and researched and ... no joy; the part does not fit the Stampede. That sucked. It is now 4/26 and my window to return expired on 4/25.The part appears to be very well constructed - so I have nothing against giving the part a high rating (for appearance of quality) ---- but it is very aggravating when a company like Amazon has no quality control on their product descriptions to give a clear picture of what they are selling to us: their customers. My next step will be to provide feedback to the seller, or Amazon, for the faulty listing; which has now cost me $26.00.Se la ví

I like the bell cranks, BUT . . . they are designed for the previous versions of the Traxxas Slash. The newest Slash models come with a super beefy bell crank that has a built in servo saver. This blue anodized aluminum one is designed to be used on the older kits that came with this super weak, flimsy plastic bell crank. These older kits have the servo saver on the servo itself. Not the same. Get the Proline 6067-00 instead. The Proline 6067-00 bell crank is very similar to Traxxas' beefy new style with a built in servo saver.

Je crois qu’il ne fit pas sur un 4\4

Fast shipping great price thanks

good build quality but returned because this is for the 2wd model. and i have the 4wd...

it is a good product but does not fit my slash 4x4 like i thought, so be sure you buy the right product to fit your vehicle

Arrived in two days intact