Tamiya 53511 Aluminum Steering Upgrade for TB-Evolution Series  [53511]

Tamiya 53511 - Aluminum Racing Steering Set TV Evolution OP-511
Price:
CAD$36.78
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
53511
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Steering Precision Upgrade for TB-Evolution

The Tamiya 53511 Aluminum Racing Steering Set is built to sharpen the steering feel of TB-Evolution cars. Machined from lightweight aluminum, the parts improve longevity while keeping weight low for better handling.

Ball Bearings for Smoother Control

This set comes with ball bearings pre-installed in the steering arm body to reduce friction and produce a more immediate steering response. The precision components help tighten steering accuracy at higher speed.

Kit Contents and Hardware

The package includes two steering arms, five 5mm ball connectors, five 6mm ball connectors, five aluminum spacers, and two 3x15mm screws. An instruction sheet is supplied to assist with fitting.

Specifications

  • Material: Aluminum
  • Compatibility: TB-Evolution I, II, TGR series
  • Includes: Two steering arms, ten ball connectors, five spacers, screws

A practical upgrade for hobbyists wanting crisper steering and stronger components, this set suits racers and weekend tuners looking to refine handling and reliability.

Can I use these steering arms on other Tamiya kits?

They are made for TB-Evolution I and II plus TGR series models; you should check mount points and link lengths before fitting to other kits.

What basic tools are needed for installation?

Basic hand tools like screwdrivers and hex drivers are enough, plus pliers for ball connectors and a threadlocker if you prefer a firmer assembly.

Do the pre-installed bearings need lubrication?

Light bearing oil will help longevity, but avoid over-oiling which can attract dirt; wipe excess and inspect periodically.

Will this change servo requirements?

The set reduces friction, so existing servo torque should be adequate; higher-end servos improve response but are not strictly required.

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