Tamiya 0004252 DT02/DT03 Hub Carrier Replacement [0004252]

Tamiya 0004252 - DT02/DT03 Hub Carrier (B parts ,1 pcs ) - 10004252

Price:

CAD$8.54

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

0004252

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Spares / Hop-ups - Tamiya - DT-02

Sturdy hub carrier for DT02 and DT03 chassis

The Tamiya 0004252 hub carrier is built for DT02 and DT03 platforms, providing a tough, precision molded component that helps keep suspension geometry accurate. This part supports consistent wheel alignment and contributes to smoother control across a variety of surfaces.

Compatible with common Tamiya kits and RTRs

Designed to work with a wide selection of Tamiya releases, this carrier fits both assembly kits and ready to run models, making it a practical spare for regular maintenance and modest upgrades.

Suitable Models

RC Neo Fighter Buggy - DT03
RC RTR Neo Fighter Buggy - DT03
RC Racing Fighter - DT03
RC Holiday Buggy 2010 - DT02 Red Edition
RC RTR Holiday Buggy - DT02
RC Buggy Kumamon Version - DT02
RC RTR Buggy Kumamon Version - DT02 Yellow
RC Neo Falcon
RC RTR Neo Falcon - DT02
RC Street Rover - DT02
RC RTR Street Rover - DT02
RC Sand-Viper - DT02
RC RTR Sand Viper - DT02
RC Aqroshot - DT-03T
RC Racing Truck Nissan Titan - DT02
RC RTR Nissan Titan - DT02
RC Super Fighter GR Violet - DT02
RC RTR Super Fighter GR - DT02 Violet
RC Super Fighter G - DT02
RC Super Fighter GR
RC Fighter Buggy SV - DT02
RC Sand Rover 2011
RC RTR Sand Rover - DT02
RC RTR Neo Falcon - DT02
RC 1/10 DT-02 MS - DT02
RC RTR Super Fighter GR - DT02 Violet

How do I install the Tamiya 0004252 on my DT02 chassis?

Remove the wheel and steering knuckle, swap the old hub carrier for the 0004252, then reassemble using the original screws and check wheel play before running.

Will this part help reduce steering vagueness?

Yes, replacing a worn hub carrier with the 0004252 restores tighter wheel alignment and can reduce looseness in the front end when combined with correctly torqued fasteners.

What should I inspect when fitting a new carrier?

Check bearings, drive cups and mounting screws for wear, and make sure bushings or carriers sit flush to avoid binding or premature wear.