Yeah Racing Aluminum Alloy Front & Rear Bumper Set for Traxxas® TRX-4M® Defender (Black)
About this part
Bumper Overview:
The Yeah Racing Aluminum Alloy Front and Rear Bumper is a premium upgrade designed for the Traxxas® TRX-4M® 1/18 Electric Rock Crawler platforms equipped with the Land Rover Defender body. This front and rear bumper set offers solid protection against rocks, bumps, and trail hazards, helping you keep your crawler intact during the most rugged adventures.
About the Aluminum Alloy Bumper Set
Trail-Ready Protection with Scale Realism
Crafted from rust-resistant aluminum alloy, these bumpers are built to withstand harsh environments, including wet and muddy terrain. With integrated hook points, they not only boost your rig's scale realism but also provide practical winching options when navigating tricky spots on the trail. The rear bumper is designed to fit the standard trailer hitch, offering seamless integration for towing setups or scale accessories.
Features:
- Aluminum alloy construction for enhanced durability
- Rust-resistant for wet and muddy trail conditions
- Front and rear bumpers provide full chassis protection
- Hook points add scale realism and functional winch options
- Seamless fit with standard trailer hitch
- Enhances both appearance and trail capability
Includes:
- (1) Aluminum Alloy Front Bumper
- (1) Aluminum Alloy Rear Bumper
- (4) Tow Shackles
- (2) Front Mounting Brackets
- (2) Rear Mounting Brackets
- Mounting Hardware
Specifications:
| Front Bumper Width | 3.74in (95mm) |
|---|---|
| Rear Bumper Width | 3.23in (82mm) |
| Front Bumper Weight | 1.23oz (35g) |
| Rear Bumper Weight | 1.06oz (30g) |
Reviews3.0 · 1 review
Rear fits and looks good, the body clips in even though not quite as easily/smoothly as stock. At least on my Defender, I had to alter the front end of the body in a couple spots to get it to fit around the mounting arms of the front bumper. The front grille/mock winch needs adjustment as well. Looks great now, but even with all that it isn't nearly as smooth clicking in/out as stock. Better mechanics may have better results.