TA02 Alloy Rear Knuckle Arm TA2022 Precision Upgrade by GPM  [TA2022]

TAMIYA TA02 Alloy Rear Knuckle Arm - 1 PR - GPM TA2022
Price:
USD$21.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TA2022
GTIN:
4894538173895
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Precision Rear Knuckle Arm for TA02

This alloy rear knuckle arm is an aftermarket replacement tailored for the TAMIYA TA02 chassis, offering a metal mounting point at rear steering and suspension link connections. The design focuses on maintaining correct geometry while changing material stiffness and wear properties to support tuning objectives.

Installation follows the stock TA02 rear mounting positions for a direct swap that preserves alignment. The alloy construction affects trailing and steering characteristics at the rear, making this component suitable for users refining rear-end behavior through suspension setup adjustments.

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy Rear Knuckle Arm - 1 PR
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: TA2022
  • Compatibility: TAMIYA TA02

Use this alloy rear knuckle arm when precise, repeatable rear link mounting is required to support tuning aimed at consistent steering response and improved component longevity. by GPM

How does the alloy affect rear compliance?

Replacing plastic arms with alloy reduces flex at the mounting point, lowering compliance under load and providing a more repeatable steering pivot for setup tuning.

Should link geometry be rechecked after fitting?

Yes. Verify toe-in, camber and droop values after installation and perform incremental adjustments to shocks and link lengths to match the new stiffness profile.

Is special hardware required?

Standard TA02 mounting hardware is generally suitable. Inspect fasteners for proper fit and apply thread locker where appropriate for long-term reliability.

What testing is recommended after fitment?

Run controlled test laps to assess rear steering changes, then tune shock rates and link settings as needed to achieve the desired handling balance.