TAMIYA TT-01 Alloy Middle Shaft Joint Set JR-CTM-TT01-005 by Jazrider  [JR-CTM-TT01-005]

Tamiya TT01  - Alloy Middle Shaft Joint Set (Blue) fits - Jazrider Brand [JR-CTM-TT01-005]
Price:
CAD$11.09
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-CTM-TT01-005
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Aluminum middle shaft joint for TT-01 drivetrain

This alloy middle shaft joint set is a 1/10 scale replacement part made to fit the Tamiya TT01 / TT-01 chassis. Machined from aluminum alloy and finished in blue, the component links the centre shaft to surrounding gears and drive elements.

Compatibility is restricted to the TT01 / TT-01 family as noted, so verify your chassis code before purchasing. The part is engineered as a direct replacement for the standard middle shaft joint assembly found on the TT-01 layout.

Installation at the component level is straightforward: remove the stock middle joint from the TT-01 drivetrain, insert the alloy joint into the same interface, then check alignment and free rotation of the middle shaft and adjacent gears. After fitting, inspect clearance and smooth engagement under rotation to prevent binding.

From a tuning perspective, this aluminum joint can reduce play at the coupling compared with common plastic parts, which may change drivetrain feel and consistency under load depending on the rest of your drivetrain and suspension setup. Use it as one element in measured gearbox alignment and shaft runout adjustments.

Verify that your chassis is listed as TT01 or TT-01. The dimensions and interface are made specifically for that family, so matching the chassis code is the key check.
The product description does not guarantee supplied fasteners. Confirm the seller listing or packaging details for any included mounting hardware before ordering.
Aluminum gives a stiffer coupling than plastic, which can cut play at the joint and make drivetrain response more consistent. Overall impact depends on the whole drivetrain and should be judged alongside alignment and bearing condition.

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