TAMIYA TT01/TT01E Aluminum Front Lower Suspension Arms - JR-TT106-LB by Jazrider  [JR-TT106-LB]

Tamiya TT01 / TT01E Aluminum Front Lower Suspension Arms (Light Blue)
Price:
USD$10.45
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-TT106-LB
Condition:
Brand New
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Aluminum Front Lower Suspension Arms for TT01/TT01E

This aluminum front lower suspension arm set is offered as a direct-style upgrade for TAMIYA TT01 and TT01E chassis to reduce flex and provide a firmer suspension mounting point than standard plastic arms. The light blue anodized finish helps guard against corrosion during normal hobby use and makes the part visually distinct on the model.

The components are RC-scale suspension parts designed to interface with the existing steering knuckles and lower link mounting points on TT01/TT01E configurations. Installation usually follows the stock arm removal and replacement procedure and commonly reuses ball studs and fasteners from the original assembly; always check fastener lengths and clearances during installation to confirm fitment for your setup.

For setup and tuning, aluminum lower arms maintain a more consistent pivot geometry under load, which can improve repeatability for camber and toe adjustments during setup sessions. They are suitable when replacing worn plastic arms or when making measured changes to chassis stiffness to retain alignment under heavier use.

What chassis do these arms suit?

These arms are listed for TT01 and TT01E layouts and are intended to work with the standard mounting points; check your specific parts to verify compatibility before fitting.

Is special hardware required to fit them?

Most installations reuse original ball studs and screws, but you should inspect fastener lengths and replace any worn or incorrect hardware to ensure a safe and correct assembly.

How do aluminum arms change setup behaviour?

Aluminum reduces flex compared with plastic, resulting in steadier suspension geometry under load and more consistent tuning feedback, while potentially transmitting more input to the chassis.