BSC Components Radius Rods
BSC Components offers aluminum radius rods designed to deliver strength, durability, and weight savings in racing suspension setups. Available in polished finishes as well as clear, black, or gold anodized options, BSC radius rods combine performance with clean, professional styling. Used across many forms of motorsports, radius rods help control front axle movement and reduce wheel hop, improving stability and handling under acceleration and braking. BSC Components aluminum radius rods are available in a wide range of lengths and sizes, making it easy to find the right fit to upgrade and fine-tune your race car suspension.
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Item Number: RAD0100M
$17.98
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Item Number: RAD0110BK
$23.46
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Item Number: RAD0110M
$18.37
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Item Number: RAD0115BK
$23.85
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Item Number: RAD0120BK
$23.85
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Item Number: RAD0120M
$18.76
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Item Number: RAD781250BK
$22.79
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Item Number: RAD0130BK
$24.24
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Item Number: RAD0130M
$19.15
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Item Number: RAD781300BK
$22.79
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Item Number: RAD0140BK
$24.62
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Item Number: RAD0140M
$19.54
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Frequently Asked Questions About BSC Components Racing Radius Rods
What do radius rods do on a race car?
Radius rods help control the fore-and-aft movement of the front axle or suspension components. By limiting unwanted movement, they improve stability, reduce wheel hop, and contribute to more predictable handling on the track.
Why choose aluminum radius rods instead of steel?
Aluminum radius rods offer significant weight savings compared to steel while still providing the strength needed for racing applications. Reducing unsprung weight can help improve handling response and overall performance.