Hot Racing 90mm Suspension Travel Limit Straps (2) (Gunmetal)

This item works with: Axial AX-10 Deadbolt, AX-10 Ridgecrest Crawler, EXO 4WD Terra Buggy Kit, SCX-10 Scale Truck, Wraith 4WD Rock Racer RTR, XR10 Crawler, Yeti; ECX 1:18 Temper Rock Crawler; Vaterra Ascender 1:10 Chevrolet K5 Blazer.

Limit straps are used to take stress off shocks and to control suspension extension. For example, when crawling up or descending steep grades, straps tied to the center of an axle are useful to limit the suspension from unloading and the vehicle from rolling, all while keeping suspension articulation intact. From climbing, to droop control, to super scale looks, these limit straps will get you further and get you noticed!

Features:

• Woven 2-ply Nylon fabric strap material
• CNC machined aluminum clevis buckles, anodized gunmetal in color

Specifications:
Length eye-to-eye: 90mm (3.54 inch)
Total length end-to-end: 97mm (3.81 inch)
Nominal strap size: 8×2.3mm (0.31×0.09 inch)
Eyelet hole size: 3.3mm (0.13 inch) – for a 3mm screw

Includes:

• (2) 90mm (nominal length) limit straps

NOTE: These straps are made from 200 lb. test nylon and offers minimal stretch to provide a consistent strap length and to protect against overextending shocks- Tested on extreme off-road terrain- Strap lengths are measured from the center of the mounting holes and are accurate to +/- 3mm.

This product was added to our catalog on February 22, 2018

• Axial AX10
• Axial SCX10 I
• Axial SCX10 II
• Axial SCX10 III
• Axial Wraith 2.2
• Axial XR10
• SSD Trail King
• Traxxas TRX-4
• Traxxas TRX-4
• Vaterra Ascender

Anonymous Verified Owner Friday, Nov 25 2022 (about 2 years ago) Hot Racing 90mm Suspension Travel Limit Straps (2) (Gunmetal) Used on axial capra to lower center of gravity. Mounted closest to chassis on the inside. Definitely helps to crawl better. 1 customer found this review helpful. Chirag Ghuman Saturday, Jul 19 2025 (2 months ago) Hot Racing 90mm Suspension Travel Limit Straps (2) (Gunmetal) I recently bought the 85mm straps for my RC but I’m sure this will be applicable to all their straps. Much to my surprise they’re not true to their advertised length. I wrote to Hot Racing with pictures and invoice asking for a replacement, however, initially I was told that they have to be “persuaded” a bit and that if I “give them a firm tug and try to stretch them, they usually end up the same length” but that didn’t happen. Now if I install them like this, the droop is not equal and it screws up the dynamics. So, I again insisted that I should get a replacement to which they said that they need these back or, alternatively, I can return them to the point of purchase.
Now I’m based outside the US. That means I would have to pay way more than the item itself to send it back to them or the point of purchase. And then they realized that I was not in the US, so they very conveniently said that they do not offer warranty outside the US. That was even worse because I still paid the same price that a US resident would pay but I neither got the same quality nor the same service. I wonder if all this is done on purpose. They’re acting just like Traxxas.
Now for the price I paid, I’d expect these to be Made in Japan or at least Taiwan. But Made in China stuff keeps proving time and time again that it will never meet my expectations. And to top it off their QC is just as bad as the quality of these straps. I’m not too impressed with their aluminum parts either but then everyone knows about it so I’d rather not cover those here. I’d say they’re very low quality items that one should strictly avoid. View all reviews