ARRMA Composite Pivot Ball Set Suits Selected 1/10 4X4 Models AR330515
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Replace worn, damaged or loose suspension and steering pivot balls with the genuine ARRMA AR330515 Composite Pivot Ball Set. Designed for selected ARRMA 1/10 scale 4X4 vehicles, this comprehensive pack includes pivot balls for the suspension links, shock absorbers and steering linkage.
The durable composite construction provides impact resistance and dependable performance during everyday bashing. Each component is precision manufactured to support fast installation and smooth articulation within compatible rod ends and shock mounting points.
Features
- Genuine ARRMA replacement suspension and steering hardware
- Comprehensive 22-piece composite pivot ball set
- Includes suspension-link, shock and steering-link pivot balls
- Tough composite construction for long-lasting durability
- Designed to resist impacts during demanding RC use
- Precision manufactured for fast and straightforward assembly
- Helps restore smooth suspension, shock and steering movement
- Ideal for replacing worn, damaged or excessively loose pivot balls
- Designed for selected ARRMA 1/10 scale 4X4 platforms
Specifications
- Brand: ARRMA
- Product: Composite Pivot Ball Set
- Manufacturer Part Number: AR330515
- Catalogue Code: ARAC8066
- Product Type: Suspension, shock and steering pivot balls
- Material: Composite
- Total Quantity: 22 pieces
- Suspension-Link Pivot Balls: 12
- Shock Pivot Balls: 8
- Steering-Link Pivot Balls: 2
Compatibility
- Selected ARRMA GRANITE 4X4 models
- Selected ARRMA SENTON 4X4 models
- Selected ARRMA BIG ROCK 4X4 models
- Selected ARRMA TYPHON 4X4 3S models
- Selected ARRMA VORTEKS 4X4 models
- Other ARRMA vehicles that list AR330515 or ARAC8066 in the official exploded parts diagram
Includes
- 12 × Suspension-link pivot balls
- 8 × Shock pivot balls
- 2 × Steering-link pivot balls
FAQ
How many pivot balls are included? The package includes 22 pivot balls in total: 12 suspension-link pivot balls, eight shock pivot balls and two steering-link pivot balls.
What are these pivot balls used for? They sit inside compatible rod ends and shock mounting eyes, allowing the suspension, steering and shock components to articulate as the vehicle moves.
Are all the pivot balls the same size? No. The pack contains different pivot-ball types intended for the suspension links, shock absorbers and steering linkage. Match each component to the original part during installation.
Will AR330515 fit every ARRMA 4X4 vehicle? No. Compatibility depends on the model and production version. Check the vehicle manual or exploded parts diagram for AR330515 or ARAC8066 before ordering.
When should composite pivot balls be replaced? Replacement may be required when the suspension or steering develops excessive play, when a pivot ball is visibly worn or damaged, or when it no longer remains securely captured inside the rod end.
Should the rod ends be replaced at the same time? Inspect the rod ends carefully. If they are stretched, cracked or excessively loose around the new pivot balls, they should also be replaced to restore proper fit and minimise suspension play.
Do these pivot balls require lubrication? Follow the vehicle manual. In most dusty off-road applications, excessive grease can attract dirt and accelerate wear, so the joints should generally be kept clean and free-moving.
Are screws, rod ends or suspension links included? No. This listing contains the composite pivot balls only.
Important Notes
- Confirm AR330515 or ARAC8066 in your vehicle manual or exploded parts diagram before purchasing.
- This set includes pivot balls only.
- Rod ends, suspension links, shocks, steering links, screws and tools are not included.
- Compare each new pivot ball with the original component before installation.
- Inspect the surrounding rod ends for cracks, stretching or excessive wear.
- Make sure all suspension and steering joints articulate freely without binding after assembly.
- Replace damaged rod ends if new pivot balls remain loose after installation.
