Tamiya DT-Series Aluminum Gear Box for DT02/DT03/DT04/Hornet EVO - JR-THNE06-GU by Jazrider  [JR-THNE06-GU]

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NZD$55.00
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-THNE06-GU
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Brand New
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Precision-machined gearbox for DT-series chassis

This aluminum gear box serves as an aftermarket, direct-fit housing made specifically for the named Tamiya DT platforms. Finished in gun metal anodize, it replaces the standard plastic center pod with a machined unit aimed at delivering greater rigidity and repeatable gear alignment for scale RC use.

Fitting involves removing the factory plastic gearbox and transferring the spur, pinion, bearings, and shafts into the new housing where applicable. Basic teardown of the DT center assembly is required; keep small parts sorted and use standard hex drivers for a clean installation. This product is intended solely as an RC accessory for model vehicles.

As part of tuning, a more rigid gearbox housing lowers flex under load, preserving spur-to-pinion mesh and contributing to steadier traction and longer gear life when matched with correct bearings and motor/ESC choices. Recheck gear mesh and bearing preload after installation to prevent premature wear.

Specifications

  • Item Tamiya DT02/ DT03/ DT04/ Hornet EVO Aluminum Gear Box (Gun Metal)
  • Material Aluminum
  • Model Number JR-THNE06-GU
  • Compatibility Tamiya DT02, DT03, DT04, Hornet EVO

Use this housing when you want a stiffer center pod to better support drivetrain loads and improve consistency on DT-series vehicles, always checking mesh and clearances during the build.

A stiffer housing reduces flex that can shift gear mesh under load, helping the spur and pinion maintain consistent engagement which can improve traction and reduce abnormal wear.
While rigidity helps mesh stability, it can transmit more shock to internal gears and bearings; inspect bearing preload and consider using quality bearings to match the housing stiffness.
Higher power setups may highlight any weak components; after fitting the housing, verify gear sizes, bearings, and motor/ESC tuning to ensure the drivetrain handles increased loads.
Yes, the gun metal anodize is a surface finish and does not change mechanical fit; nevertheless, check for any machining burrs and confirm clearance before final assembly.

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