Associated RC 18T Titanium Hinge Pins by GPM TAR101  [TAR101]

Associated RC 18T Titanium Hinge Pins - 4prs set - GPM TAR101
Price:
USD$7.50
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TAR101
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Titanium hinge pins for 18T

This GPM TAR101 hinge pin set is produced for Associated RC 18T models and supplied as a 4prs set. Designed as a direct replacement for the stock hinge pins, the pins use titanium for a balance of strength and corrosion resistance appropriate to small-scale off-road use. The write-up focuses on fit, straightforward installation steps, and how the pins are used when adjusting suspension geometry or reducing play at the pivot points.

Fit and role: These hinge pins are intended for the Associated RC 18T platform, serving as the pivot point for rear and/or front hubs depending on your vehicle's layout. In practice they are used during routine maintenance when worn pins are replaced and during setup work where consistent pivot geometry matters for handling and alignment.

Installation notes: Removal and replacement follow standard hinge pin procedures. Clean the pivot area, remove any retaining clips or e-clips, slide old pins out and check hub bores for wear before installing the new pins. Reinstall retainers and verify free suspension movement through the full travel. If the car uses thread-lock on related fasteners, follow your usual shop practice; the pins themselves do not require adhesives.

Practical tuning tips

  • Check hub bore wear before installing new pins to avoid premature play.
  • Use a light lubricant on mating surfaces after installation to reduce corrosion and binding.
  • Verify toe and camber after replacing pins since small changes in pivot height or seating can affect alignment.
They are produced for Associated RC 18T models as stated, check your chassis mounting points against the original pins to confirm fit.
No special tools are required beyond common RC tools such as pliers and an e-clip remover, and a clean work area for reassembly.
Regularly clean grit from pivot areas, apply a light film of lubricant where metal contacts metal, and inspect for any signs of wear or play.

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