Globact Aluminum Front & Rear Suspension Arms Set for 1/10 Arrma Granite 4X4/Senton/Rc Short Course Truck Upgrade Parts Replacement of AR330443 AR330516 Option Parts(Blue)

Very strong mine have been takeing some hard hits and is doing well! Fit perfectly on arrma granite. Little tricky to install but worth the struggle. Work great 👍

Love the way these look. Was a easy install and are very sturdy, have had a couple runs with them and they take a beating, highly recommend!

First impression just picking these up were way better quality than stock. My front drivers side snapped off the pivot from a crash so i decided to replace and upgrade all around.The front two went on like butter. All together this is not a difficult install, anyone should be able to do it easily enough. I’m newer to the rc hobby, I’ve had a crawler for about a year and have done a few mods to that. This was different than what I’ve done so far, more complicated than I thought but not hard at all. Basically just needed to remove more than I thought, no big deal.The rear arms are where I had a “problem”. First let me say make sure you’re installing correct, there is an up and down side and a driver/passenger side. Anyway, the rear arms are not as perfect as the front. There is a pin that holds the arm to the steering knuckle. Holding the pin is a small screw that doesn’t allow the pin to fall out. For some reason on the rears the pin doesn’t insert 100% more like 97% so the screw to hold it in can’t be screwed in fully. Don’t like that at all. Second on the rear where the shock mounts to the side isn’t tapped enough, so again you can’t screw the shock fully into the control arm. Neither of these are a huge issue and shouldn’t affect the drivability or function of the arms but I know they’re not in all the way and that bugs me a bit.Overall very happy with the product. Way better than the cheap flimsy plastic control arms that came on the truck, plus they look great so it’s a win win.I’d recommend these to anyone who broke the original or just want to upgrade to future proof it. Just be aware of the rear figment issues and MAKE SURE you install with the correct side up. Just pay attention to the way you take the original off and you’ll be fine.

Parts fit just perfectly I have no complaints, and they look really cool.

I can't recall who said it but... "stick with stock". It's wise words when it comes to Arrma basher parts. These do look pretty and if you're building an RC for SEMA (or some equivalent there-of) these will do you real well.Unfortunately one outing with these on my daughter's RC (nicknamed Brokie) has bent a front arm. I can bend it back but... it'll bend again. I bought stock replacements but haven't installed them yet. Again... really depends on your use case... They are well made. The holes that should be tapped are tapped. The holes where the smooth pins go... Well, I had to use a drill bit to knock out a burr. For the price that's not unreasonable. It only one of the four arms that needed that treatment.These are probably real nice for racing but for bashing I wouldn't recommend it.

I have a ARRMA 1/10 Granite 4X4 V3 3S BLX and was not able to mount the shocks because the screws to mount shocks would not go all the way in. Another reviewer mentioned that they had the same problem. They should have at least included the screws that work with these arms.