Tamiya F103, F104 & RM01 Rear Axle Height Adapter 1/4 Bearing by Factory Pro O-AP0008  [FP-O-AP0008]

Factory Pro FP-O-AP0008 1/4 Bearing Rear Axle Hight Adapter (for Tamiya F103, 104 & RM01 Series)
Price:
NZD$33.22
Brand:
Factory Pro
Model:
FP-O-AP0008
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision rear ride-height adapter for F103 F104 RM01

The Factory Pro O-AP0008 is a compact rear axle height adapter made for Tamiya F103, F104 and RM01 on-road platforms. It fits at the 1/4 bearing location to permit controlled changes to rear axle height, giving a practical way to tweak balance without replacing core suspension parts.

This adapter is only compatible with the listed Tamiya chassis; confirm the bearing seat dimensions on your specific variant prior to installation. It is intended for RC hobby and track use on electric on-road cars.

Fitting is simple for those familiar with chassis service: remove rear axle support pieces, slide the adapter into the bearing seat to the required position, then refit using the original fasteners. Make measured adjustments and evaluate handling on a setup rig or during cautious laps.

Specifications

  • Item 1/4 Bearing Rear Axle Height Adapter
  • Model Number O-AP0008
  • Compatibility Tamiya F103, 104 & RM01 Series

Treat the adapter as a fine-tuning component for rear geometry; small changes can have noticeable effects so validate each step before locking in your setup.

Can I use this on modified F103/F104 frames?

Possibly, but you must measure the bearing seat and clearance on your modified frame to ensure the Factory Pro O-AP0008 will sit correctly.

Should I change shock settings after adjusting axle height?

Yes, small rear height changes can alter suspension balance, so check spring preloads and damping during your follow-up setup session.

Is any trimming required on the chassis to install it?

Most stock chassis will accept the adapter without trimming, but verify clearance around the bearing seat and surrounding parts before final assembly.

Will this adapter change rear camber?

The primary effect is on ride height and rear weight distribution; camber change is minimal but check alignment after adjustment as part of routine setup checks.

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