Mugen MBX Replacement F/R Axle Shaft 7075 HARD - Arrowmax AM-MBX-E0221  [AM-MBX-E0221]

Arrowmax AM-MBX-E0221 F/R Axle Shaft (7075 HARD) 2
Price:
CAD$36.87
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-MBX-E0221
Condition:
Brand New
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Arrowmax 7075 HARD Axle for Mugen MBX

This F/R axle shaft is offered by Arrowmax as an option for Mugen MBX models and fits the front and rear driveline positions on those cars. The term "7075 HARD" denotes the hard-treated 7075-grade specification used for increased surface durability as supplied by the maker.

The component functions as a direct replacement or an upgrade for worn axle shafts on MBX chassis, intended to reduce play and maintain consistent driveline alignment for setup work or race-day adjustments. During installation, verify runout and clearances to ensure a precise fit with existing wheel hexes, differential outputs, and bearings.

Installation notes: remove the old shafts and check mating bearings and hexes for signs of wear, apply thread locker where the original design calls for it, and confirm free rotation before completing reassembly. For tuning, remember that axle stiffness and fit can change driveline lash and transient traction behavior, so reassess suspension and gear mesh settings after fitting these shafts.

Specifications

  • Item F/R Axle Shaft
  • Material 7075 HARD
  • Model Number AM-MBX-E0221
  • Compatibility Mugen MBX chassis

Choose this shaft when replacing worn front or rear axle parts on Mugen MBX cars or when you need a direct-fit, hard-treated axle for driveline upkeep and tuning.

Yes, Arrowmax lists this as an option for Mugen MBX models and it is intended to replace stock front or rear shafts where factory geometry and interfaces remain unchanged.
The "7075 HARD" label indicates a hard-treated 7075-grade part meant to offer a firm, wear-resistant surface compared with untreated alternatives, which can reduce wear under heavy use.
Standard RC maintenance tools suffice: hex drivers, pliers, a bearing press or gentle drift for seating bearings, and thread locker for fasteners where required.
Inspect wheel hexes, differential outputs, and bearings; replacing worn mating parts alongside the axle shaft helps restore smooth, consistent driveline performance.

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