Tamiya CC-01 Front Alloy C-Hub CC019 by GPM  [CC019]

Tamiya CC-01 Alloy C-Hub - 1pr - GPM CC019
Price:
USD$18.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
CC019
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Precision alloy C-hub for the Tamiya CC-01 chassis

The alloy C-hub is produced as a front steering replacement for the Tamiya CC-01 platform and is supplied as one pair (1pr) for the front assembly. Designed as an aftermarket upgrade, the component replaces the original plastic hub to provide a stiffer pivot point and improved wear resistance for consistent steering performance during extended use.

Manufactured to hobby grade tolerances, the unit fits into the CC-01 steering knuckle mounting points and is intended for installation using the original fasteners without chassis modification. The alloy construction reduces flex at the steering mount and increases resistance to impact and abrasion compared with stock plastic parts.

Installation guidance: verify existing fastener condition, torque to the vehicle manufacturers recommendations, and recheck toe and camber following fitting. Minor alignment adjustments can be required to restore factory geometry. This part is aimed at enthusiasts performing routine maintenance and tuning on scale RC vehicles.

Specifications

  • Item: Tamiya CC-01 Alloy C-Hub (1pr)
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: GPM CC019
  • Compatibility: Tamiya CC-01 chassis

A precision aftermarket option for hobbyists seeking improved steering consistency and durability in CC-01 scale builds.

Is machining tolerances critical for fitment?

The part is manufactured to tight tolerances to ensure repeatable fit; verify knuckle bores and fastener threads for wear before assembly.

Are thread lockers or shims recommended?

Light use of thread locker on steel fasteners is advisable on high-vibration vehicles; shims can be used to fine tune toe settings if required.

How does alloy affect wear on mating plastic parts?

Alloy hubs are stiffer and more abrasion resistant; inspect plastic knuckles and bearings when fitting, and consider bearing upgrades if surface contact is increased.

What service checks should be scheduled?

Regular inspections for nicks, burrs and secure fasteners are recommended, along with light lubrication at metal-to-bearing interfaces to preserve smooth operation.