AXIAL WRAITH Front and Rear Lower Thread Rods WR049F/R 4pc set by GPM  [WR049F/R]

AXIAL Racing WRAITH Aluminium Front/Rear Lower Thread Rod - 4pcs set - GPM WR049F/R
Price:
NZD$34.11
Brand:
GPM
Model:
WR049F/R
GTIN:
4894538060997
Condition:
Brand New
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Front and rear lower thread rods tailored for AXIAL WRAITH

This 4pcs replacement set provides front and rear lower thread rods for AXIAL WRAITH chassis. The rods use an aluminium shaft with plastic end fittings to offer a durable, lightweight link option for lower suspension positions.

They are intended for tuning the lower link assembly: by adjusting rod length you can refine articulation and chassis attitude without swapping axle parts. The aluminium body helps limit rotating mass while the plastic ends mate to common link connectors.

Fitting the rods is a routine lower-link task: remove the original rods, move any threaded ball ends if required, and install these rods in the lower link mounts. Adjust to achieve desired alignment and tighten following your model's torque and lock procedures.

Specifications

  • Item: AXIAL Racing WRAITH Front/Rear Lower Thread Rod set - 4pcs
  • Material: Aluminium body with plastic end fittings
  • Model Number: WR049F/R
  • Compatibility: AXIAL Racing WRAITH

These rods are a practical upgrade when you need adjustable lower links and a lighter shaft to fine-tune crawl performance on AXIAL WRAITH machines.

How do I know these match my WRAITH?

The listing specifies compatibility with AXIAL Racing WRAITH. Check your lower link mount spacing and threaded end type to confirm these rods will attach correctly.

Can I reuse my existing ball ends?

If your existing ball or threaded ends transfer to the new rods, you can reuse them. Otherwise swap to compatible ends to match your link connectors.

Do these improve crawling performance?

They provide finer adjustability of lower link geometry and a marginal reduction in rotating weight, which together help tune traction and articulation for technical sections.

Any special maintenance tips?

Inspect the plastic ends for wear and ensure thread lock or jam nuts remain secure after initial runs. Replace ends if they show play to keep alignment accurate.

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