MF01X Front Aluminium Adjustable Spring Damper 53mm MF353F by GPM  [MF353F]

Tamiya MF01X Aluminium Front Adjustable Spring Damper 53mm - 1pr set - GPM MF353F
Price:
USD$17.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
MF353F
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Front adjustable spring damper for MF01X - engineering summary

This aluminium front adjustable spring damper is engineered to fit TAMIYA MF01X front suspension and is supplied as a 1pr set for suspension tuning on 1/10 on-road models. The 53mm length targets compact front assemblies and offers a rigid aluminium body for consistent behaviour under load.

Intended as a performance upgrade to refine preload and damping characteristics, the unit is not a model-specific structural repair part. Installation follows standard shock mounting practices and uses common hobby tools; verify fitment with existing top caps and lower mounts before completing assembly.

Specifications

  • Item: Front adjustable spring damper
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: MF353F
  • Compatibility: TAMIYA MF01X
  • Length: 53mm
  • Quantity: 1pr set

Recommended for precise front-end tuning on MF01X platforms where a compact 53mm front damper improves turn-in and rebound control; confirm spring match and mounting clearances during installation.

Compatibility check procedure

Measure the distance between your shock top cap and lower mount; if that span suits a 53mm damper the MF353F will fit without major modification.

Recommended setup adjustments

Start with stock spring rates and add or reduce preload in small steps to dial turn-in and midcorner balance; evaluate changes on short test runs.

Service and maintenance notes

Inspect seals and shafts regularly, replace oil as required for consistent damping, and confirm all mounting hardware is torqued correctly after initial installation.