GPM T3-01 Aluminium Gear Box Deck T3038A by GPM  [T3038A]

Price:
USD$24.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
T3038A
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Precision aluminium gear deck technical summary

This machined aluminium gearbox deck is manufactured for the T3-01 Dancing Rider and is referenced as model T3038A. Produced as a single-piece CNC machined component, it replaces the OEM plastic deck to provide a rigid mounting interface for the gearbox assembly and a stable datum for setup calibration.

The design intent is reinforcement and repeatable setup rather than geometry alteration. It installs into the T3-01 gearbox area and provides a consistent platform for setting spur alignment, pinion mesh and gearbox preload. The machined aluminium construction reduces flex at gearbox mount points versus the original polymer plate, improving repeatability under load.

Standard installation involves removing the original deck, transferring any required bushings or standoffs, and securing the aluminium deck using the existing hardware. Verify component fitment and confirm bearing seating and mesh clearance during assembly. Do not machine the deck unless you have appropriate measuring tools and experience, as modifications can compromise alignment.

Specifications

  • Item: Aluminum gear box deck
  • Material: Machined aluminum
  • Model Number: GPM T3038A
  • Compatibility: TAMIYA T3-01 Dancing Rider chassis

Specified for users seeking a rigid gearbox mount for consistent mesh and tuning feedback on the T3-01 platform; inspect alignment and bearing preload after fitting to ensure long term driveline reliability.

How does the CNC machined deck affect tuning precision?

A stiffer, accurately machined deck reduces chassis and gearbox flex, providing a more stable reference for setting mesh and alignment which improves repeatability between runs.

Are any modifications required for professional installations?

Professional installs typically transfer existing spacers and fasteners; only in bespoke setups would controlled machining be needed, and that should be done with precise jigs and measurement tools.

What inspection steps are recommended after fitting?

Confirm all screw torque values, recheck pinion-to-spur mesh under static spin, and verify bearings run free with the deck fitted. Address any binding or unusual resistance before running full power.