Traxxas - TRX5526 - Antenne crimp nut, aluminum (blue-anodized)/ antenna nut tools

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Blue-Anodized Aluminum Antenna Nut for Traxxas

This blue-anodized aluminum crimp nut (antenna nut) is the original Traxxas spare part used to securely fasten your antenna tube to the chassis. It replaces the standard plastic solution with a more robust and stylish aluminum nut that both looks better and lasts longer – perfect if you want both top-notch function and finish.

The nut comes with a special wrench, so you can easily install and remove it without damaging the antenna tube.

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Features

• Blue-anodized aluminum for extra strength and a great finish
• Secures the antenna tube firmly to the chassis
• Original Traxxas spare part for a perfect fit
• Lightweight – adds virtually no extra weight
• Includes nut wrench for easy installation
• Ideal as an upgrade from the standard plastic nut or as a replacement for a defective/damaged part

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Specifications

• Material: Aluminum
• Finish: Blue anodizing
• Type: Crimp nut / antenna nut
• Function: Fastening the antenna tube to the chassis
• Included:
• 1 x blue-anodized aluminum antenna nut
• 1 x nut wrench

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Compatibility

This antenna nut is a Traxxas stock spare part and fits as a standard part on the following models:

• Drag Slash Chevrolet C10 (94076-4 / 94376-74)
• Drag Slash Ford Mustang (94046-4 / 94346-74)
• Jato 3.3 (55077-3)
• Revo 3.3 (53097-3)
• Slash 2WD BL-2s Kit (58314-4)
• Slash 2WD XL-5 with battery (58234-8)
• Slash Late Model BL-2s (104364-74)
• Slash Modified BL-2s (104354-74)
• T-Maxx 3.3 (49077-3)
• T-Maxx Classic (49104-1)

Fits: The Traxxas models listed above, where it serves as the original antenna holder/antenna nut for the antenna tube.

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Usage

Install the antenna nut by feeding the antenna tube through the chassis hole and screwing the blue aluminum nut on using the included wrench. Make sure the tube sits straight and is not clamped too tightly to avoid damaging the antenna. This provides a secure and stable mounting, even during hard driving and bash sessions.