Tamiya XV01 Rear Alloy Arm - XV056 precision upgrade by GPM  [XV056]

Tamiya XV01 Alloy Rear Suspension Arm - 1pr set - GPM XV056
Price:
NZD$27.25
Brand:
GPM
Model:
XV056
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Rear alloy arm designed for the XV01

The XV056 alloy rear suspension arm is an aftermarket replacement crafted to suit the Tamiya XV01 platform. Supplied as a 1pr set, it replaces the original plastic arm to give a firmer mounting point for the rear linkage and damper layout while retaining the stock mounting footprint. The detail stays focused on fit, installation, and tuning effects rather than broad performance promises.

Fitting is straightforward for XV01 users: remove the original rear arm assembly, transfer bearings or pivot hardware where required, then secure the alloy arm with the original fasteners. After installation verify pivot alignment and suspension travel to prevent binding. Use medium-strength thread locker on metal fasteners if you plan frequent wet-weather runs.

In setup terms the alloy arm increases chassis stiffness compared with standard plastic pieces, which alters rear response and can influence traction and steering balance. When installing alloy arms consider complementary setup changes such as spring rates, ride height, and toe to fine tune handling to your preferences.

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy rear suspension arm, 1pr set
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: GPM XV056
  • Compatibility: Tamiya XV01

Recommended for hobbyists who want a metal rear arm for the XV01 to support more aggressive tuning and improved longevity.

Yes, it is produced to match the XV01 rear mount locations so it installs in the same positions.
You may find a slightly firmer spring helps regain intended balance once the stiffer arm changes rear response; test in small increments.
Check clearance and pivot alignment after install; replace worn bearings and confirm free suspension travel to avoid binding.
A light coat of grease on exposed metal surfaces and keeping bolts torqued will limit corrosion in coastal or wet conditions.

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