Jazrider Tamiya TA01/TA02/DF01/FF01 Aluminum Rear Knuckle Arm JR-TA109-BK - RC Spare Part  [JR-TA109-BK]

Tamiya TA01 / TA02 / DF01 / FF01 Aluminum Rear Knuckle Arm (Black)
Price:
CAD$15.32
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-TA109-BK
Condition:
Brand New
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Aluminum rear knuckle for Tamiya TA-series

This black anodized aluminum rear knuckle arm is made for RC use with Tamiya TA01, TA02, DF01 and FF01 chassis. It replaces the stock rear knuckle to give a firmer mounting point for the hub and axle interface and is intended for hobby-grade setup and maintenance.

Fitting is straightforward: remove the rear wheel and hub, check the condition of ball bearings and link pins, swap the original plastic knuckle for the aluminium unit and reuse compatible stock hardware. Make sure the part is oriented correctly, tighten the mounting screws to the recommended torque and then confirm toe and wheel alignment before running the model.

Used as a tuning upgrade, the metal rear knuckle decreases flex compared with many OEM plastic pieces, helping to keep rear geometry more consistent under load and through suspension travel. Pair it with correct rear hubs, good bearings and properly adjusted suspension settings to see predictable handling improvements.

 

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Remove the rear wheel and hub assembly, note the position of spacers and bearings, then swap the factory knuckle for the alloy unit. Reuse stock screws when they fit, torque to spec and recheck alignment before test driving.
In most cases the original bearings and screws can be reused; however, inspect threads and bearing clearances and replace any worn components to ensure a secure, correct fit.
Verify the knuckle orientation, confirm mounting screw torque, then measure toe and wheel alignment. Run a short trial and recheck fasteners after the first session.

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