Tamiya 53607 SSG Carbon Front Damper Stay for TA04 - Lightweight Shock Tower [53607]

Tamiya 53607 - SSG Carbon Front Damper Stay TA04 OP-607

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NZD$22.69

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

53607

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Improve TA04 Front End Response with SSG Carbon

RC racers and weekend tuners can benefit from the SSG carbon fiber front damper stay fitted to the Tamiya TA04. This front shock tower uses a silver surface graphite finish to add rigidity where it counts while trimming weight from the nose.

Main Advantages of the SSG Damper Stay

Material: SSG carbon fiber construction gives a robust, low-mass part suited to competitive setups.
Compatibility: Purpose-built for the Tamiya TA04 chassis to guarantee accurate positioning and reliable operation.
Includes: Packaged with four aluminium shock standoffs, four ball studs, two 3x18mm roundhead machine screws, two 3x8mm roundhead machine screws, and two washers to complete the install.

Installation Notes for Best Results

Use the supplied hardware and follow the sheet directions to mount the damper stay. Tighten fasteners to the correct torque and recheck shock geometry after fitting to ensure predictable steering and stability under load.

Will this work with modified TA04 setups?

Yes, the stay is designed for the TA04 layout and will fit common aftermarket shock and suspension mods, though you should check clearances with custom parts.

Do I need different shocks after installing this stay?

Not necessarily, but the change in front stiffness can alter handling. Adjusting shock oil weight or spring rate can help tune the car back to your preferred balance.

Is the silver finish purely cosmetic?

The silver surface is both cosmetic and protective, helping resist minor surface wear while keeping the carbon look neat between events.

What basic tools do I need to fit it?

A small hex driver set, a Phillips or flat screwdriver for the roundhead screws, and a torque feel are enough to fit the stay securely.