Tamiya CW-01 Aftermarket Front Lower Arm with Spring Mount - JR-LB02-RD by Jazrider  [JR-LB02-RD]

Tamiya CW-01 / The Hornet / Grasshopper Aluminum Front Lower Arm w/Spring Mount (Red)
Price:
USD$16.26
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-LB02-RD
Condition:
Brand New
Available in shop
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Aftermarket aluminium lower arm for CW-01 models

This aluminium front lower arm includes an integrated spring mount and is supplied as a direct-fit replacement for Tamiya CW-01 variants such as The Hornet and Grasshopper. It retains the stock suspension layout while replacing the original plastic arm to provide a firmer, more consistent mounting point for the front springs.

Fitment notes: install the arm in the OEM lower arm location and use the model's existing hinge pins and mounting hardware. Check hinge pin fit and suspension travel for any binding before final assembly. Reuse OEM ball ends and bushings or bearings consistent with your vehicle's setup.

Use case: JR-LB02-RD gives a fixed spring anchor to help maintain consistent shock and spring setups session to session and to reduce front-end flex that can alter handling during aggressive running.

Specifications

  • Item: Front lower arm with spring mount
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Model Number: JR-LB02-RD
  • Compatibility: Tamiya CW-01 / The Hornet / Grasshopper

The JR-LB02-RD is intended for drivers replacing worn plastic lower arms or locking spring position for more predictable setups; always confirm fit and reuse OEM hardware where it remains serviceable.

It is designed for CW-01 chassis patterns. Verify your vehicle uses the CW-01 lower arm layout by comparing hinge pin positions before purchasing.
No additional pins or mounting screws are typically included. Plan to reuse the model's existing hinge pins and fixings unless the specific listing states otherwise.
After installation, cycle the suspension and measure camber and toe against stock settings to ensure geometry remains within your setup targets and there is no binding.
The mount is fixed on this arm. For alternate mount heights, adjust shock collars or opt for an arm variant built for a different spring position.