MF01X Precision Aluminium Front Arm MF055 by GPM  [MF055]

Tamiya MF01X Aluminium Front Suspension Arm - 1pr set (For MF01X / M06) - GPM MF055
Price:
USD$18.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
MF055
GTIN:
4894538021974
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Precision aluminium front suspension arm for MF01X/M06

This precision aluminium front suspension arm is an aftermarket upgrade engineered by GPM for Tamiya MF01X and compatible M06 chassis. Supplied as a 1pr set, the machined alloy arm is intended to replace the stock plastic unit to enhance dimensional stability and extend service life under repeated use.

The component maintains the MF01X / M06 mounting footprint for straightforward installation and direct-fit replacement. While original fasteners are commonly re-used, verify thread engagement and fastener grade prior to final assembly. Conduct an alignment check and initial test runs after installation.

From a setup perspective, aluminium arms modify front-end stiffness and load transfer characteristics. This part is suitable for advanced hobbyists and tuners seeking predictable suspension behaviour; revisit spring rates, damper settings and steering geometry to optimise chassis balance following the upgrade.

Compatible Models

  • MF01X
  • M06

As a 1pr machined aluminium replacement, the GPM MF055 arm provides a direct-fit option for MF01X and M06 front suspension tuning and maintenance, designed for improved stiffness and repeatable geometry.

What material and finish are used on this arm?

The arm is CNC-finished aluminium with a machining or anodised finish intended to resist corrosion and provide consistent surface geometry.

Is any chassis modification required for fitment?

No chassis modification is expected; the arm is designed to use the factory MF01X/M06 mounting pattern. Confirm fastener types and clearances before final torqueing.

Recommended hardware when replacing plastic arms?

Use appropriately rated metal screws and consider medium-strength threadlocker for metal-to-metal joints. Replace any damaged or worn fasteners rather than reusing compromised hardware.

How should I approach setup changes after fitting these arms?

Begin with baseline geometry, then perform controlled test runs and adjust spring rates, damping and toe/camber in small increments to achieve the desired handling balance.