Tamiya 54575 Precision Aluminium Steering Bridge for RC TT-02 [54575]

Tamiya 54575 - RC TT02 Aluminium Steering Bridge OP-1575

Price:

NZD$24.98

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

54575

GTIN:

4950344545759

Condition:

Brand New

Quantity:

Available in warehouse

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Description
FAQ

Upgrade steering accuracy on your TT-02

The Tamiya 54575 Aluminum Steering Bridge replaces the original plastic A5 components to give TT-02 and TT-02B chassis a tougher, more rigid steering mount. The aluminium piece reduces flex and helps maintain consistent steering behaviour through longer running sessions.

Why choose the aluminium bridge

Improved strength: Aluminium offers greater resistance to wear and accidental impacts compared to the stock plastic part.
More responsive handling: The reduced flex translates to a crisper connection between steering input and wheel movement.
Made for TT-02 models: Engineered to match the TT-02 and TT-02B layout for an accurate, bolt-on upgrade.

Fitment and setup advice

Use all supplied shims and follow the assembly order to avoid misalignment. Properly seated components and correct screw tension will maximise steering feel and avoid premature wear.

Does the Tamiya 54575 replace the stock A5 parts directly?

Yes. This aluminium steering bridge is designed as a direct replacement for the plastic A5 components on the TT-02 and TT-02B, using the same mounting points.

Will I need extra parts to install it?

No additional parts are normally required. Use the screws, shims and small hardware provided and keep any removed fasteners organised for reassembly.

What should I check after fitting the bridge?

Verify free movement of the steering links across the full travel, recheck screw tightness, and confirm the servo horn alignment to avoid unwanted steering offset.

Is aluminium maintenance different from plastic?

Aluminium is low maintenance but inspect mounting screws regularly for tightness and look for any signs of wear on mating surfaces to keep steering consistent.