Tamiya 54024 Titanium Fastener Kit for DB01 Chassis [54024]

Tamiya 54024 - RC DB01 Titanium Screw Set - For DB-01 Chassis OP-1024

Price:

CAD$59.11

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

54024

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Precision Titanium Hardware for DB01 Builds

The Tamiya 54024 Titanium Screw Set is a precision hardware upgrade tailored for the DB01 buggy chassis. Replacing standard steel screws with titanium helps reduce mass at key mounting points while improving thread reliability and resistance to rust. This kit is suited to hobbyists who want a durable, low-weight fastener solution for regular track use.

Wide Range of Hex and Countersunk Screws

The kit supplies both hex head and countersunk hex head screws so you can match the correct fastener to each location on the DB01. Titanium construction gives better strength-to-weight ratio and good corrosion resistance, helping parts stay secure under repeated disassembly.

Specifications

Hex Head Screws: 3x8mm (17pcs), 3x10mm (19pcs), 3x12mm (18pcs), 3x15mm (2pcs)
Countersunk Hex Head Screws: 3x6mm (5pcs), 3x8mm (5pcs), 3x12mm (2pcs), 3x14mm (1pc), 3x16mm (1pc), 3x23mm (2pcs)

Product Reviews

1 Reviews

Craig B***t
2020-05-04

Absolutely top notch service from you guys, thank you so much

How much weight can I save by fitting titanium screws?

Actual weight savings depend on how many screws you swap and their sizes, but replacing steel fasteners with titanium typically trims several grams and improves balance. The biggest gains come from replacing screws in multiple mounting points rather than a single bolt.

Will I need new tools to use these screws?

No special tools are required beyond a good quality hex driver set sized for the screws. Using the correct driver size helps avoid rounding heads and ensures proper torque when assembling the DB01 chassis.

Are titanium screws maintenance free?

Titanium resists corrosion well, but regular checks are recommended. Clean threads after muddy or salty runs, dry thoroughly, and inspect for any stripped threads before reuse to keep fastenings reliable.