Tamiya 53671 TT-01 Front One-Way Unit - Track Ready Steering Upgrade [53671]

Tamiya 53671 - Front One-Way Unit TT-01 OP-671

Price:

NZD$62.43

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

53671

GTIN:

4950344536719

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Improve TT-01 Cornering with the Tamiya 53671 Unit

For model racers wanting more predictable handling, the Tamiya 53671 Front One-Way Unit is a straightforward upgrade for the TT-01 chassis. It tightens steering response and helps the car hold a cleaner line through bends. To fit and operate correctly with universal shafts, the TB01 cup joint (53590) must be used.

Why Install This Unit

Better Corner Control: The one-way action aids front-end drive transfer, giving improved steering accuracy when exiting corners.
Chassis Compatibility: Specifically matched to TT-01 setups when paired with universal shafts and the TB01 cup joint.
Suitable for Club Racing: A practical upgrade for hobbyists chasing steadier handling during close racing.

Product Reviews

1 Reviews

Jamie L*****r
2023-08-02

Very pleased, Hong Kong to England in a very reasonable time. Good value and useful Email updates. Kind regards Jamie

Is special tooling needed to fit this unit?

Basic hobby tools are usually sufficient, but pay attention to alignment and use the TB01 cup joint (53590) with universal shafts for correct driveline geometry.

Will I notice a change on street surfaces?

On smooth track surfaces the benefits are most apparent, but even on flat club surfaces the crisper steering and reduced front slip under power are noticeable.

Can I use standard driveshafts instead?

The unit is intended to work with universal shafts; using standard fixed shafts may prevent proper engagement. Use the TB01 cup joint (53590) when fitting universal shafts.

How does this affect tuning?

You may need to adjust toe and camber slightly after fitting to balance steering response. Small changes to shock tune can also complement the updated front behaviour.