HUDY 107634 Arm Reamer 4.0 x 120mm Replacement Tip Edition  [HSP-107634]

HUDY 107634 - ARM REAMER + REPL. TIP 4.0 x 120 MM
Price:
NZD$43.02
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-107634
Condition:
Brand New
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Surgical Hole Resizing for RC Arms

The HUDY 107634 Arm Reamer gives RC enthusiasts a controlled way to refine hole fits on 1/8 scale suspension arms. Its precision action removes tight spots while preserving material strength.

Fix Binding for Better Handling

A binding pivot point can make a chassis nervous on corner entry. The HUDY 107634 reamer cleans up imperfect holes so the arm swings with a consistent, predictable motion.

Designed Around 1/8 Scale Needs

This reamer uses a 4.0mm tip and a 120mm shaft length suited to typical 1/8 scale parts. The hand-ground cutting pattern trims plastic neatly, avoiding fraying or overstress of the arm material.

Practical Reaming Procedure

  • Place the reamer tip into the arm mounting hole.
  • Rotate while gently pushing to enlarge the bore.
  • Advance until the tool hits the handle, then back out with rotation to clear the tool.

Performing these steps gives a clean, correctly sized bore that reduces binding and improves suspension response.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.
The reamer works on many plastic arm materials but performance depends on the specific resin. Test on a spare arm to confirm compatibility before reaming a race part.
Light, steady pressure combined with smooth rotation prevents chatter and tearing. If you feel resistance, stop and check alignment rather than forcing the tip.
Yes, it is compact and straightforward to use trackside for small adjustments, though keep a replacement arm at hand in case a part needs full replacement.

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