Hot Racing Arrma 4x4 Aluminum Pivot Ball Set (Red)

Used a shock plier to put these in. Took seconds to put them in, don't listen to that other guy. Removed the slop as well

Use these and your suspension will be tighter because the stock plastic pivot balls quickly wear out.

Work great got rid of all the slop in my big rock steering

Look and perform great. They help tighten up some slop in the steering. You will need to sand down the top and bottom to get them to fit an Arrma Granite. You don’t have to sand much, very worth the purchase even after having to modify them slightly.

I don't give five stars for one good reason, product is bad not, but you need to grind some pivet balls to fit inside os the steering belt crank and I the knuckles too. On the other side they make the steering more precise. That the reason they can go no more 4 stars, not bad product, but don't right away arrma outcast 4s v2. I find the reason why the steering is going right. The reciever have a issue cross the control between the servo and esc. More precise when I accelerate the rc want to go right. I change the reciever for a Dumborc reciever all over straight up. The reciever from 4s v2 can have a issue

Used these in my outcast 4s way better than the stock plastic pieces and it adds a little bling too. Was a little difficult to install on the front bulk head. Did have to sand down just a bit no biggie though this hobby is about customization those that think everything should just fall in to place obviously weren’t in the hobby in the 70s and 80s nothing fit right back then. I spent more time wrenching than playing. But that is what you do, it’s all part of the hobby?

So I bought these as I figured the plastic pivot balls would not last to long which I was right when I went to widen my Granite. Some of the plastic balls just fell out of their link.

Don't get me wrong these remove a lot of the slop and should last a long time. The downside and why it's 3 stars instead of 5 is the size. They are actually larger (wider) than the stock ones which make it a nightmare to install especially on the chasis side. I probably spent 2 hours total time getting them installed on my Granite. Probably worth it but are a real pain to get in there.