Upgrade Your Traxxas 2WD: RPM 70662 Wide A-Arms Installation Guide

Enhance your Traxxas 2WD’s handling with RPM 70662 Wide A-Arms. This easy-to-install guide applies to Rustler, Stampede & Slash models.

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Quick Summary on RPM Wide A-Arms

On-Page	Info/Notes	External Links
RPM Wide A-Arms (Black) 70662	in (Black) 70662 in (Blue) 70665 In (Green) 70664	Deals on Amazon
Quick Video View	My YouTube Channel	Installing RPM Wide Arms Kit – Upgrade For Stampede or Rustler 2wd Traxxas
Toe Link for RPM Wide A-arms (Stampede)	(Traxxas #2338) or any link around 110.5mm (center to center)	Deals on Amazon
Toe Link for RPM Wide A-arms (Rustler / Slash)	(Traxxas #3645) or any link around 95mm (center to center)	Deals on Amazon
Camber Link for RPM Wide A-arms Stampede / Rustler Slash	(Traxxas #3643) or any link around 85mm (center to center)	Deals on Amazon

Short Video Installing & Running RPM Wide A-Arms

Why Run RPM Wide A-Arms?

Increased Stability: Wider stance for better handling.
Superior Durability: Stronger than aluminum.
Equal Track Width: Able to run the same tires/rims on the front and rear

Why are RPM A-arms better than Aluminum?

Flexibility & Durability: RPM A-arms can flex and return to their original shape after impacts, while aluminum may bend permanently.
Weight: RPM A-arms are often lighter than aluminum arms, improving performance
Cost-effective: RPM parts are typically less expensive than aluminum arms
Shock absorption: The flexibility of RPM A-arms helps absorb impact forces, protecting other components better than rigid aluminum arms