Treal Hobby 7075 Aluminum Differential Housing Cover for Traxxas® X-Maxx® (Orange) (Front/Rear)
About this part
Cover Overview:
The Treal Hobby 7075 Aluminum Differential Housing Cover for Traxxas® X-Maxx® is a high-quality optional upgrade intended for use on the Traxxas X-Maxx and XRT™ 1/6 4WD Monster Truck platforms. Precision CNC-machined from lightweight 7075 aluminum, this housing cover provides exceptional strength without adding unnecessary weight. It offers a seamless fit with standard components, ensuring a hassle-free, direct-swap installation for either the front or rear differential housings. This differential housing cover is available in a variety of colors, offering a wide range of customization options for your monster truck.
Features:
- CNC-machined from 7075 aluminum for durability and lightweight performance
- Seamless fit for easy, direct-swap installation
- Compatible with both front and rear differential housings
- Designed for use with Traxxas X-Maxx and XRT 1/6 4WD Monster Trucks
- Increases overall durability under demanding conditions
- Precision-engineered to enhance long-term performance
- Lightweight design minimizes added stress to your vehicle
- Built for a perfect fit right out of the package
Includes:
- (1) 7075 Aluminum Differential Housing Cover
Reviews5.0 · 2 reviews
Essential upgrade to improve the life of your diffs. Also adds some much needed rigidity to our plastic tanks. Essentially, if Traxxas offers an aluminum upgrade, you know you will probably need it. This Treal one *should* be stronger than the Traxxas one as this is 7075 aluminum.
Great quality, sleek design, perfect fit, beautiful anodized finish, and matches the stock traxxas anodized orange well. Satisfied long time Treal customer! Been using these on my xmaxx for years and have decided to get new ones for my new xrt as well. Ever since I chucked these on, I have massively reduced the amount of broken STOCK monkey metal diff gears, only 1 broken set in 3 years since chucking these on, and that one time was due to me trying some proline trenchers(super heavy, super BAD for the drivetrain). I have the hobbywing max 5 with 1100kv motor running a 1.6 ratio using mod 1.5 gears(cush drive retained), so I'm definitely not babying this truck's drivetrain. F These are a 100% necessary upgrade for peace of mind, and drivetrain integrity.