HPI Baja Rear Dog Bone Steel SBJ118R by GPM  [SBJ118R]

HPI Baja Steel Rear Dog Bone - GPM SBJ118R
Price:
CAD$31.77
Brand:
GPM
Model:
SBJ118R
GTIN:
4894538147483
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Reinforced steel rear dog bone for Baja

The SBJ118R is an aftermarket steel rear dog bone made for RC-scale HPI Baja chassis as a direct replacement for the rear driveline connection. Its steel construction is chosen for greater stiffness and improved wear resistance compared with softer stock links, intended for model-level maintenance and setup rather than any full-size application.

Fitting is straightforward for those with basic driveline experience: remove the rear wheel assembly and the diff output retention hardware, withdraw the worn dog bone, and insert the SBJ118R, ensuring correct seating in the axle cups and differential output. Inspect hex screws and nearby ball bearings during reassembly to confirm smooth rotation and avoid early wear.

From a tuning perspective, swapping to a steel dog bone increases drivetrain stiffness and can change how torque is transferred through the rear axle under load. That can influence traction and component longevity; when tuning handling, evaluate drivetrain lash and suspension setup in combination rather than attributing changes to the dog bone alone.

Specifications

  • Item: Rear Dog Bone
  • Material: Steel
  • Model Number: SBJ118R
  • Compatibility: HPI Baja family

As a replacement rear driveline link for HPI Baja buggies, the SBJ118R steel dog bone offers a practical, tougher alternative for repairs and upgraded drivetrains; always verify fitment and supporting hardware during installation.

SBJ118R is made for the HPI Baja family, but confirm your specific chassis variant and axle cup sizes before ordering to ensure direct fitment.
A basic hex driver set and a small socket or wrench for wheel removal are sufficient. Clean mating parts and check bearing play while you have the assembly apart.
Yes, steel dog bones increase drivetrain stiffness which can alter traction feel. Test changes with suspension and gearing adjustments for balanced handling.
Run a short test and recheck hex screw torque, axle engagement, and bearing condition after initial runs to catch settling or loosening.

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