HPI Savage Compatible Adjustable Lower Arms for Suspension JR-CHP-SAV-021 by Jazrider  [JR-CHP-SAV-021]

Alloy Front and Rear Adjustable Lower Arms (Purple) For HPI Savage Nitro Off Road Series - Jazrider Brand [JR-CHP-SAV-021]
Price:
NZD$55.26
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-CHP-SAV-021
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Aluminium adjustable lower arms with purple finish

These front and rear adjustable lower arms provide a scale-accurate replacement option for the HPI Savage Nitro Off Road series. Fabricated from aluminium alloy and anodised purple, they deliver a firm link mounting area while resisting wear from off-road use.

The product concentrates on offering adjustable geometry and robust construction. Fine adjustments to camber and track can be achieved by altering link positions and shock settings, which helps tailor the truck's behaviour for specific terrain or driving style.

To fit, remove the existing lower arms as per standard suspension disassembly, replace with these alloy parts, and reuse or replace any required hardware. Verify that the arms sit correctly on your chassis and recheck all linkages and fasteners after installation.

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy Front and Rear Adjustable Lower Arms (Purple)
  • Material: Aluminium Alloy
  • Model Number: JR-CHP-SAV-021
  • Compatibility: HPI Savage Nitro Off Road Series

This JR-CHP-SAV-021 upgrade gives HPI Savage hobbyists a metal lower arm option with adjustable settings to refine handling and increase component longevity under demanding off-road conditions.

How do these hold up under heavy use?

The aluminium alloy construction provides improved wear resistance compared with stock plastic arms, but inspect for bends or cracks after hard impacts and replace if any damage is found.

Will the purple finish wear off?

Anodised or painted finishes can show wear over time, especially at contact points. Cosmetic wear does not necessarily affect structural integrity but inspect surfaces regularly.

Are these stronger than stock parts?

Metal lower arms typically resist breakage better than plastic originals, offering more predictable handling after impacts; however, severe shocks can still deform alloy components.

How should I maintain them?

Clean regularly, check fastener torque, and inspect pivot points and threaded holes for damage. Replace damaged parts promptly to avoid secondary failures.

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