TAMIYA TT01 Alloy Front Knuckle Arm TT021 by GPM  [TT021]

Tamiya TT01 Alloy Front Knuckle Arm With Collars And Screws - GPM TT021
Price:
CAD$19.34
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TT021
GTIN:
4894538211320
Condition:
Brand New
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Alloy steering knuckle for TAMIYA TT01

This alloy front knuckle arm is an aftermarket replacement for the TAMIYA TT01 platform. Made from a durable alloy and supplied with collars and screws, it replaces the OEM plastic knuckle to give a firmer mount for the steering linkage and front suspension components.

Targeted at hobbyists who tune handling, this part helps tighten steering response by cutting flex at the knuckle and offering better resistance to repeated loads encountered in touring car runs and club racing. The arm interfaces with standard TT01 steering hubs and tie-rods and uses the included collars and screws to secure a correct fit without modifying the chassis.

Fitting is a direct swap: remove the original knuckle arms, install the alloy arm into the upright, and fasten with the supplied collars and screws. After fitting, verify steering travel and wheel alignment; small geometry tweaks combined with other TT01 setup changes can refine on-track behaviour.

Yes. This alloy arm is designed as a direct replacement for the standard front knuckle on TT01-style assemblies and mounts using the supplied collars and screws.
The package includes the alloy knuckle arm plus the collars and screws needed to secure it to the upright and steering linkage.
Check steering throw and toe after installation and make small adjustments to tie-rod length or ackerman to dial in feel before running.

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