LOSI PROMOTO-MX Front Crash Structure Pin MX088/PIN Medium Carbon Steel by GPM  [MX088/PIN]

TEAM LOSI DIRT BIKE PROMO-MX MOTORCYCLE Medium Carbon Steel Front Crash Structure Fixed Pin - GPM MX088/PIN
Price:
AUD$8.44
Brand:
GPM
Model:
MX088/PIN
GTIN:
4894538378191
Condition:
Brand New
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Front crash structure pin

This front crash structure pin fits LOSI PROMOTO-MX models and is identified as MX088/PIN. Made from medium carbon steel with a hardened black surface, it offers improved resistance to wear from repeated front-end impacts during off-road runs.

The item replaces the stock crash fixing point and is supplied with one Grade 12.9 black round head screw 4x12 for reliable mounting. Basic disassembly of the front crash assembly and common hex tools are needed for installation; check engagement and clearance before the first session.

Recommended upkeep includes checking the pin and screw after heavy landings, re-torquing fasteners to preserve alignment, and using thread-lock for long-term security. This aftermarket part is intended to enhance crash durability and is not a substitute for major repairs.

Packing includes

  • Front crash structure fixed pin - 1pcs
  • Grade 12.9 black round head screws 4x12 - 1pcs

Original Name / Part No:

LOS261010

Compatible Models

  • LOSI-1/4 PROMOTO-MX MOTORCYCLE RTR, FXR-LOS06000
  • LOSI-1/4 PROMOTO-MX MOTORCYCLE RTR PRO CIRCUIT-LOS06002

Is the MX088/PIN suitable for heavy jumps?

The medium carbon steel construction with a hardened finish improves impact resistance, but inspect after severe jumps and replace if damage is found.

Will this upgrade change handling?

The pin is a direct replacement for the crash fixing point and should not alter handling when fitted correctly; secure the screw and check alignment.

How often should I re-torque the screw?

Check torque after the first run and after any heavy impact; periodic checks during regular use are recommended for consistent alignment.

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