Traxxas TRX-4 Outer Portal Housing Upgrade, Brass Heavy Duty - JR-TRX406-HD by Jazrider  [JR-TRX406-HD]

Traxxas TRX-4 Brass Heavy Duty Front/Rear Outer Portal Drive Housing
Price:
NZD$27.95
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-TRX406-HD
Condition:
Brand New
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Brass Portal Shell for TRX-4

The JR-TRX406-HD outer portal drive housing is a brass replacement designed for use on Traxxas TRX-4 axles. It provides the external housing for portal gear assemblies and is intended to substitute the factory outer portal housings on compatible TRX-4 crawler projects.

Built from brass for added strength and scale appeal, this housing offers a tougher external surface than stock plastic parts. The metal shell affects mounting interfaces on the portal assembly and is commonly used where durability or a more realistic metal look is desired.

Installation advice: remove the original outer portal housing and fit this brass unit to the corresponding portal gear assembly on the TRX-4 chassis. Confirm thread engagement and check for interference with brake and suspension link locations. Always verify gear mesh and secure fasteners to the correct torque to avoid wear.

Specifications

  • Item Front/Rear Outer Portal Drive Housing
  • Material Brass
  • Model Number JR-TRX406-HD
  • Compatibility Traxxas TRX-4

As a metal upgrade, the brass outer portal housing suits builders wanting a robust, scale-accurate shell; double-check fitment with your TRX-4 portal components during assembly.

Brass offers greater resistance to impact and wear than many plastics, reducing deformation under load. However, it can transfer more shock to surrounding components, so check adjacent parts for compatibility.
Brass is corrosion resistant in many environments but can tarnish; rinse and dry the assembly after exposure to salt or mud and apply light lubrication to mating surfaces if required.
Properly machined brass is durable, but like any metal it can fracture if overloaded or subjected to sharp impacts. Ensure correct installation and avoid excessive stress on fasteners.
Inspect mating surfaces and fasteners regularly, keep the area clean, and monitor for unusual wear on bearings or gears after switching to metal housings.

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