TAMIYA Thunder Dragon / Thunder Shot Metal Front Stabilizer Holder JR-TSD01-GU by Jazrider  [JR-TSD01-GU]

Tamiya Thunder Dragon/ Thunder Shot Aluminum Front Stabilizer Holder (Gun Metal)
Price:
USD$9.90
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-TSD01-GU
Condition:
Brand New
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JR-TSD01-GU aluminium stabilizer holder overview

This aluminium front stabilizer holder is an RC-scale accessory produced under the JR-TSD01-GU part code and finished in gun metal. It is intended for use with the TAMIYA Thunder Dragon and Thunder Shot front stabilizer assemblies, providing a metal alternative to common plastic holders.

Functionally the part serves as the mounting point for the front anti-roll/stabilizer bar and fits the corresponding front assembly on the listed TAMIYA chassis. The aluminium construction reduces flex at the mounting point and offers a more consistent pivot surface compared with soft plastics, which can affect steering feel and consistency during cornering.

Installation follows the chassis' existing front stabilizer mounting points. The holder is designed to align with the stock geometry; confirm fit against your Thunder Dragon or Thunder Shot front assembly before final tightening. Use the original kit hardware or verify included items with the seller if hardware presence is unclear.

Tuning role: replacing the stock holder with a metal unit changes how the stabilizer transmits roll resistance to the suspension. Expect a firmer connection at the mount which can make front-end responses more predictable for fine suspension and anti-roll adjustments. Adjustments to sway bar thickness and suspension settings should be rechecked after swapping to aluminium.

It is designed as a direct replacement for the factory holder on Thunder Dragon and Thunder Shot front assemblies, but always check alignment and clearance before final tightening to ensure correct installation.
Because the aluminium mount reduces compliance, you may find damping and sway bar adjustments beneficial to regain the handling balance you prefer; small incremental changes are recommended when retuning.