TT-02/TT02B CNC-style Alloy Steering Assembly TT2B048B by GPM  [TT2B048B]

Tamiya TT02B Alloy Steering Assembly With Bearing - 1set (For TT02, TT02B) - GPM TT2B048B
Price:
USD$19.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TT2B048B
GTIN:
4894538260731
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Precision alloy steering assembly for TT-02

This alloy steering assembly is an aftermarket replacement for the TAMIYA TT-02 chassis, designated model TT2B048B. It replaces standard plastic steering components with aluminium parts and fitted bearings to improve front-end stiffness and reduce play.

The assembly is delivered as one complete set for direct installation into existing steering linkages. As fitment is chassis-dependent, check steering knuckle alignment and tie-rod geometry when installing. Integrated bearings lower pivot friction and improve repeatability compared with moulded plastic parts.

From a tuning and performance viewpoint this upgrade targets hobbyists who require crisper steering feedback and easier detection of small setup changes to toe and caster, particularly useful on carpet and sealed tarmac surfaces.

Compatible Models

  • TT02
  • TT02B

Recommended when replacing worn steering parts or upgrading from plastic to metal-backed linkages to achieve reduced slop and more consistent steering feedback under load.

What checks are required before fitting?

Inspect knuckle clearance and tie-rod angles, confirm thread sizes on existing fasteners, and ensure the steering throw does not bind through the full range of motion.

How do the integrated bearings affect performance?

Fitted bearings reduce axial and radial play at pivot points, resulting in a more repeatable steering axis and clearer feedback during setup and under load.

Any recommended maintenance?

Periodically inspect bearing seating and linkage fasteners, clean debris from bearing areas, and apply light lubricant where appropriate to maintain smooth function.

Will this work with modified suspension parts?

Compatibility depends on the specific modifications; verify that custom knuckles or altered steering geometry do not create interference before final installation.