Tamiya TT01 Front Damper Plate with Gearbox Mount - TT028 by GPM  [TT028]

Tamiya TT01 Alloy Front Damper Plate With Gear Box & Screws - GPM TT028
Price:
USD$26.10
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TT028
GTIN:
4894538211894
Condition:
Brand New
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Front damper mounting plate for TT01 chassis

This alloy front damper plate is an aftermarket component compatible with the Tamiya TT01 chassis, designed to consolidate the damper top mounts and provide an integrated gearbox mounting interface. The emphasis is on improved structural support and straightforward installation while maintaining the original TT01 mounting points.

The alloy construction increases stiffness at the junction between damper tops and the gearbox interface. The kit includes the fasteners required to secure the plate and locate the gearbox, enabling a direct replacement of the stock plastic plate during maintenance or setup work.

Installation notes: the plate fits to existing TT01 front bulkhead and suspension mounting locations, so front-end removal is required for installation. When fitting the gearbox, confirm correct gear mesh and thread engagement to prevent binding. Standard RC hand tools such as hex drivers are typically sufficient for assembly.

Specifications

  • Item: Front damper plate with gear box and screws
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: TT028
  • Compatibility: Tamiya TT01

Intended as a durable metal replacement for the TT01 front damper mounting area or to consolidate the gearbox interface during rebuilds; validate fitment and gear alignment after assembly.

Verify hole alignment to the front bulkhead, check screw thread engagement depth, and inspect lateral clearance around the gearbox mounting points to ensure no interference occurs.
Use a controlled, moderate torque consistent with alloy-to-plastic assemblies to avoid stripping threads in the bulkhead; snug the screws and verify retention rather than using excessive force.
Perform a trial fit of the gearbox, rotate the drive to check for smooth engagement, then adjust spacing or shims until proper, even contact is visible before final tightening.
Periodically inspect mounting screws for tightness and check the gearbox mesh during routine service intervals to catch any movement or wear early.