TAMIYA F103RM Rear Axle Up & Down Offset Spacer by 3Racing F103RM-03  [F103RM-03]

Tamiya F103RM Rear Axle Up & Down Offset Spacer - 3RACING F103RM-03
Price:
USD$18.80
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
F103RM-03
Condition:
Brand New
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Rear axle offset spacer overview

This 3Racing F103RM-03 spacer is an RC-scale rear axle accessory designed to change the up/down offset position of the rear axle on the TAMIYA F103RM chassis. It serves as a tuning piece to alter rear track and toe characteristics without modifying major suspension components.

Fitment and role: the spacer shifts the axle mounting plane up or down in small steps, allowing controlled changes to rear geometry for improved corner behaviour or to correct handling balance after other setup changes. It is intended for racers and hobbyists who tune chassis balance and rear traction at the wheelbase and axle level.

Installation notes: the part replaces or stacks with the stock axle spacer pieces on the F103RM rear axle assembly. Standard workshop tools used on 1:10 touring car maintenance are sufficient, and care should be taken to maintain proper axle preload and wheel alignment after installation. Always verify clearance with body and suspension components after changing offset.

Specifications

  • Item: Rear axle up and down offset spacer
  • Material: Not specified
  • Model Number: F103RM-03
  • Compatibility: Tamiya F103RM

Use this spacer as a precise tuning option when refining rear-end grip and turn-in behaviour on Tamiya F103RM setups; pair changes with measured testing to find the best balance for your track conditions.

It alters the axle mounting height to shift rear axle offset up or down, affecting rear track and toe-in tendencies for tuning handling balance.
No special tools are required beyond common RC maintenance tools; use appropriate hex drivers and check axle preload and alignment after fitment.
Yes, changing offset can alter wheel alignment and body or suspension clearance, so recheck wheel clearance and adjust toe or camber as needed.
Small offset changes help when fine-tuning rear traction, rotating balance, or when compensating for tyre wear and different surface grip levels.

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