CC-01 Front Ball-Top Mount 70mm Nylon CC070F by GPM  [CC070F]

Tamiya CC-01 Nylon Front Ball Top Damper (70mm) With Washers & Screws - 1pr set - GPM CC070F
Price:
USD$16.20
Brand:
GPM
Model:
CC070F
Please kindly input your name and email address, we will inform you once we have the restocking.
Write a review

Technical Overview - Front Ball-Top for CC-01

This aftermarket front ball-top damper is designed for the Tamiya CC-01 platform and supplied as a 1pr set. The component uses a nylon ball-top assembly and is delivered with washers and mounting screws to replace or upgrade the front ball-top mounting on CC-01 series models. The 70mm dimension references the top length as declared in the model name.

Engineering notes: Optimised for CC-01 suspension geometry, the part acts as a direct replacement for the front ball-top mount while maintaining standard ball-stud articulation. Nylon material was selected to reduce binding and provide consistent friction properties under typical hobby loads. The included washers and screws correspond to the mounting arrangement on CC-01 front shock towers.

Service and installation: Remove existing front ball-top hardware, retain any serviceable components, and fit the nylon ball-top with the supplied washers and screws. Verify thread engagement and shock tower clearance before final torque, and confirm full suspension travel operates freely after fitting.

Specifications

  • Item: Front ball-top damper, 70mm, with washers and screws, 1pr set
  • Material: Nylon
  • Model Number: CC070F
  • Compatibility: Tamiya CC-01

Intended as a practical, direct-fit solution for CC-01 front assemblies, this nylon ball-top damper provides predictable joint friction and easy replacement for maintenance or setup adjustments.

What tolerances should I check during fitment?

Check thread engagement length, clearance to the shock tower, and lateral play at the ball seat; ensuring minimal axial preload will help maintain articulation.

Are these compatible with aftermarket shock towers?

Compatibility depends on tower hole spacing and ball-stud orientation; verify mounting hole positions and clearances on your aftermarket tower before fitting.

Recommended maintenance intervals?

Inspect pivot surfaces and mounting hardware after every few sessions or following heavy use; replace the ball-top when wear or increased play is detected.

Can the nylon retainers be lubricated?

Use a light dry lubricant or PTFE spray to reduce friction without trapping abrasive dust; avoid heavy greases that attract contaminants.