Tamiya DT02/DT03/DT04/Hornet EVO Aluminum Gearbox Upgrade - JR-THNE06-GU by Jazrider  [JR-THNE06-GU]

Price:
CAD$44.72
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-THNE06-GU
Condition:
Brand New
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Rigid aluminum gearbox for Tamiya DT models

This aluminum gear box is a direct-fit aftermarket replacement engineered for scale RC use with the listed Tamiya DT chassis. The assembly comes in a gun metal anodized finish and is intended for hobbyists seeking a rigid, machined housing to replace the factory plastic pod for improved durability and more consistent gear alignment.

Installation requires swapping the original plastic gearbox for this machined housing while reusing the existing spur and pinion gears, bearings, and internal shafts where compatible. Basic disassembly of the DT-series center pod is needed; standard hex drivers and a tidy workspace are recommended to keep small parts organized. This component is an RC accessory for model vehicles only.

From a tuning perspective, a stiffer gearbox housing cuts down flex under load, helping preserve the mesh between spur and pinion and supporting traction and longer gear life when used with appropriate bearings and motor/ESC setups. Always check gear mesh and bearing preload after fitting to avoid premature wear.

Specifications

  • Item Tamiya DT02/ DT03/ DT04/ Hornet EVO Aluminum Gear Box (Gun Metal)
  • Material Aluminum
  • Model Number JR-THNE06-GU
  • Compatibility Tamiya DT02, DT03, DT04, Hornet EVO

Fit this gearbox when you need a stronger machined housing to handle higher loads or to make drivetrain behavior more predictable on Tamiya DT-series models, verifying fit and gear mesh during the swap.

It is designed to replace the DT02 center gearbox but you will need to remove the original pod, transfer internal gears and bearings, and follow careful reassembly to ensure correct mesh.
Most builds reuse the donor chassis spur, pinion, and bearings; however, inspect bearing fit and preload and replace parts if wear or looseness is found before final assembly.
A basic set of hex drivers and small sockets is sufficient, plus a clean surface and trays to separate screws and small components during the swap.
The anodized gun metal coating is cosmetic and does not alter fitment; still confirm internal clearances and gear mesh when assembling to prevent binding.

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