Arrma Composite Rear Slider Driveshaft Set - AR310864
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The ARRMA ARAC4043 Composite Rear Slider Driveshaft Set is designed for RC hobbyists running the ARRMA Granite who need a reliable, durable replacement for their rear drivetrain components. These shafts offer excellent power transfer and resilience under standard bashing conditions, though they are specifically engineered for composite setups and may not offer the same longevity as steel upgrades under extreme high-torque modifications.
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| Model Part Number | 08_ARAC4043 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ARRMA |
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FAQs
Which models are these driveshafts compatible with?
These are designed for the ARRMA Granite and act as a direct replacement for part AR310864.
Are these made of plastic or metal?
They are made from a high-strength composite material that offers a balance of flexibility and durability.
Can I use these with a brushless motor upgrade?
While they can handle moderate power, high-torque brushless systems may cause these composite parts to wear out faster than steel alternatives.
Does this set include the wheel axles?
No, this set primarily consists of the composite rear slider driveshafts. Check your manual for additional parts needed for a full axle rebuild.
How do I know if my driveshaft needs replacing?
If you notice excessive vibration, visible cracks in the composite material, or if the shaft frequently pops out under load, it is time for a replacement.
Troubleshooting
Driveshaft popping out of the outdrive
Check that the rear suspension arms are not over-extending due to worn limiters or incorrect shock mounting.
Excessive clicking or grinding noise
Inspect the slider joint for debris or wear; replace the set if the splines are rounded off.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Perfect factory fit for the ARRMA Granite
- High-quality composite material resists snapping under normal stress
- Easy installation process requiring basic hand tools
- Cost-effective solution for restoring rear drivetrain performance
Cons
- Composite material is less durable than metal upgrades for extreme racing
- Not intended for heavily modified motors with excessive torque
- Requires regular inspection for wear in the slider joint
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install these driveshafts, first ensure your vehicle is on a stable surface and remove the rear wheels. Once the hex hubs are removed, the existing driveshafts can usually be pulled out of the transmission outdrives and wheel axle carriers. Verify your specific vehicle manual to confirm compatibility with the AR310864 part number. When installing the new composite sliders, ensure the pins are properly seated in the outdrives. To maintain these parts, perform a visual check after each run to look for excessive play or cracking. Avoid using heavy grease on the slider interface if you drive in extremely dusty or sandy conditions, as this can create a grinding paste; often, a dry lubricant or keeping them clean is preferred.