TAMIYA DT-03 Precision Alloy Upgrade Kit - DT03-CK-LB by Jazrider  [DT03-CK-LB]

Price:
NZD$150.52
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
DT03-CK-LB
Condition:
Brand New
Available in shop
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Overview of the DT-03 Alloy Upgrade

The kit compiles alloy suspension and chassis mounting pieces built for the TAMIYA DT-03 RC platform. Components include strengthened uprights, C hubs, rear hub carriers, a servo mount and both front and rear shock towers, all in a coordinated light blue finish to simplify spare management and setup consistency.

Fit and intended use: these items are supplied to replace or enhance standard DT-03 plastic components, reducing unwanted flex and stabilizing mounting points for suspension and steering hardware. Each piece corresponds to a stock DT-03 location for straightforward swap-in replacement.

Included parts (listed as supplied item names):

  • Alloy Front Upright for DT-03 - Light Blue
  • Alloy C Hub for DT-03 - Light Blue
  • Alloy Rear Hub Carrier for DT-03 - Light Blue
  • Alloy Servo Mount for DT-03 - Light Blue
  • Alloy Front Shock Tower for DT-03 - Light Blue
  • Alloy Rear Shock Tower for DT-03 - Light Blue
  • Alloy Front Lower Suspension Arm for DT-03 - Light Blue
  • Alloy Rear Lower Suspension Arm for DT-03 - Light Blue

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy uprights, C hub, rear hub carrier, servo mount, front/rear shock towers, front/rear lower suspension arms
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: DT03-CK-LB
  • Compatibility: TAMIYA DT-03 chassis

Suited for DT-03 operators who prefer a matched alloy set for maintenance, performance tweaks, or to replace worn plastic parts.

Do these alloy components last longer than stock plastic parts?

Alloy parts typically resist impact deformation better than standard plastic, improving longevity in many service scenarios; however, they can transfer shock forces elsewhere in the chassis so inspect related items after incidents.

Is the light blue finish likely to chip?

Surface finishes can wear with heavy use; avoid harsh abrasives and check fasteners after initial runs to limit movement that could abrade the coating.

Will installing alloy parts require sway in setup strategy?

Because alloy reduces part flex, you may find suspension and steering feel changes; consider small incremental adjustments to camber, toe and spring setup while testing.

Can I mix alloy pieces with stock plastic on the same chassis?

Mixing alloy and plastic parts is common; just verify fitment and check for mismatched clearances or fastening requirements before final assembly.

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