Why Buy GPM From Us
GPM Racing Parts: Authorized US Reseller, Shipped from Wisconsin
3D Abilities is an authorized GPM Racing reseller in the United States. We buy direct from GPM, stock over 200 GPM parts on our own shelves in Wisconsin, and price nearly every one at or below GPM's MSRP. Most orders placed by 1pm CT, Monday to Friday, ship the same business day.
Why buy GPM from an authorized reseller
- Genuine parts. Everything comes straight from GPM Racing, not a look alike or a third party marketplace seller.
- In stock in the US. No waiting weeks on an overseas shipment, no customs delays, and no guessing where your order is.
- Fair pricing. Nearly every GPM part we sell is priced at or below GPM's MSRP.
- One order, one box. Combine GPM metal upgrades with protection and accessories designed and printed in our Wisconsin shop.
Shop GPM parts by truck
Traxxas
- X-Maxx
- XRT
- Maxx
- Maxx Slash
- Sledge
- Mini Maxx
- Mini XRT
- Slash, Stampede, Rustler and Hoss (1/10 4X4)
- Funco Sandcar
ARRMA
- Kraton 6S and 8S (1/8)
- Kraton 8S (1/5)
- Outcast
- Notorious
- Talion
- Typhon
- Mojave
- Big Rock
- Fireteam
- Infraction, Limitless and Felony
- Mini Kraton
Losi
Shop by part
These categories show GPM parts and our printed parts together, so you can compare both for the same job.
- Steering: servo horns, steering assemblies, bellcranks and links
- Drivetrain: gears, differentials, driveshafts and bulkheads
- Suspension: arms and hinge pins, links and turnbuckles and shocks
- Wheels and beadlocks: hex hubs, wheel nuts and beadlock rings
GPM materials, explained
GPM machines its parts from several metals, and the material in the listing tells you what the part is built to do.
- 6061-T6 aluminum: light and stiff, with a little more give than 7075. Used for mounts, servo horns, shock parts and links.
- 7075-T6 aluminum: considerably stronger and harder than 6061. Used where loads are high, like bulkheads, steering assemblies, diff cases and chassis plates.
- Carbon steel: used for parts that wear or twist, like gears, CVDs, dogbones and suspension pins.
- Titanium and stainless steel: used where weight and corrosion matter, like skid plates and turnbuckles.
When metal is the right upgrade, and when it isn't
Aluminum and steel are the right choice where a part has to stay rigid or resist wear: steering, bulkheads, gears and drivetrain. Stock plastic flexes there, and that flex shows up as slop, stripped gears and broken parts.
Protection is different. A metal bumper or guard doesn't flex, so a hard hit passes into whatever it's bolted to. For mudguards, bumper mounts and body savers, we design and print parts in our Wisconsin shop that give a little on impact and take the hit themselves. Most of our customers run both: GPM metal in the drivetrain and steering, printed parts for protection.
Common questions
Is 3D Abilities an authorized GPM Racing reseller?
Yes. We are an authorized GPM Racing reseller in the United States and buy our GPM parts direct from GPM.
Are these genuine GPM parts?
Yes. Every GPM part we sell comes direct from GPM Racing.
Where do your GPM parts ship from?
Wisconsin. Every GPM part we list is in stock on our shelves. Nothing is drop shipped from overseas.
How do your GPM prices compare to MSRP?
Nearly every GPM part we sell is priced at or below GPM's MSRP.
Do you carry the full GPM catalog?
We stock GPM parts for the trucks listed above and add more with every order from GPM. If you need a GPM part we don't list, ask us and we'll check whether we can get it.
How do I know a GPM part fits my truck?
Each listing includes a compatibility list. We only list a truck when GPM or our own testing confirms the fit. If you're unsure, send us your truck model before you order.
Should I upgrade to aluminum or printed parts?
Metal for parts that need to stay rigid or resist wear, like steering, bulkheads and gears. Printed for protection, like mudguards, bumper mounts and body savers, because they flex on impact instead of passing the hit into the chassis.