Tamiya 54254 0 Degree Rear Upright - Blue Anodized Performance [54254]

Tamiya 54254 - RC Aluminum Rear Upright - TRF201 0 Degree (Compatible with TRF201, DB01, and TRF511) OP-1254

Price:

NZD$61.09

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

54254

GTIN:

4950344542543

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Stiffer Rear Hub Solution from Tamiya

The Tamiya 54254 Aluminum Rear Upright delivers a robust aluminium upgrade with a blue anodized finish, tailored for the TRF201, DB01 and TRF511 chassis. By upgrading to 1350 bearings in place of the stock 1050 size, you get steadier rear response and less frequent bearing servicing.

Why This Upright Helps Your Car

Material: Blue-anodized aluminum for enhanced durability and visual appeal.
Bearing Size: Larger 1350 bearings improve stability and reduce wear.
Compatibility: Designed for TRF201, DB01, and TRF511 chassis models.

Specifications

Bearings: 1350 Bearing x 2pcs
Ball Connectors: 5x8mm Hex head x 2pcs
Aluminum Spacers: 5.5x3mm x 2pcs, 5.5x0.5mm x 2pcs

A practical upgrade for club racers and weekend tuners who want a cleaner, more predictable rear end on TRF201, DB01, and TRF511 platforms.

Do the larger bearings need special seals?

The 1350 bearings typically include standard seals; if you run in very dusty or wet conditions consider additional dust shields or periodic cleaning to extend life.

Will this change gear mesh or drivetrain alignment?

No major change to gear mesh is expected, but verify driveshaft alignment and check for any slight offset after fitting the new uprights to avoid binding.

Are extra spacers required during installation?

The kit includes the aluminium spacers listed in the specifications. Use the supplied spacers to achieve correct bearing preload and hub alignment.

Is this suitable for track racing or bashing?

It is best suited to competitive or heavy hobby use where bearing longevity and reduced play are important; for extreme bashing you may prefer reinforced hub assemblies.