Tamiya 9803566 Knuckle Arm for 42391 TRF421X  [9803566]

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9803566
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Knuckle arm for TRF421X

This is an RC-scale replacement knuckle arm offered under Tamiya part number 9803566 and associated with the 42391 TRF421X reference. It serves as a direct replacement component for the front steering assembly, intended for hobby-grade 1/10 scale touring car setups that use the TRF421X knuckle geometry.

Functionally the knuckle arm is a steering pivot point that links steering inputs to the wheel hub and influences static and dynamic alignment parameters such as camber change and steering response. When servicing or tuning a TRF421X-based chassis, swapping the knuckle arm is a common step to restore wear items or evaluate changes to steering behaviour.

Installation is a routine RC maintenance task: remove the wheel and hub carrier fasteners, disconnect the steering linkage and any associated pins or retainers, replace the knuckle arm, then reassemble ensuring fasteners are torqued to the vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations and any retaining clips or set screws are secured. After installation, verify free rotation of the hub and confirm wheel alignment before running.

Tuning notes: replacing the knuckle arm can affect toe-in under compression and transient steering feel; use incremental adjustments and test runs to judge the handling impact. Inspect related items such as ball bearings, hex screws, and steering linkages for wear when performing the replacement to ensure consistent behaviour.

The part is listed as Tamiya 9803566 and referenced with 42391 TRF421X; match these codes to your chassis parts list before ordering.
No specialised equipment is needed beyond standard RC hand tools such as appropriate hex drivers and pliers for retaining clips; follow safe reassembly practice.
Yes, the knuckle arm affects steering geometry and behaviour; expect small changes to camber gain and steering feel, so test and adjust alignment settings after replacement.

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