Tamiya TB-03 7075 Aluminium Motor Mount by 3Racing TB03-15  [TB03-15]

Tamiya TB-03 TB03 Aluminium 7075 Motor Mount - 3RACING TB03-15
Price:
USD$17.60
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
TB03-15
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Aluminium motor mount for TB-03

The 3Racing TB03-15 is a 7075 aluminium motor mount designed for the Tamiya TB-03 RC chassis. Built as a direct hop-up replacement, the part focuses on rigid motor positioning and repeatable alignment to support consistent pinion-to-spur mesh and easier tuning of gear engagement.

As an RC-scale accessory, this motor mount replaces the stock plastic unit and is intended to use existing mounting points and hardware on the TB-03. The 7075 aluminium offers higher stiffness than typical stock materials, reducing flex under load and helping maintain gear mesh during acceleration and braking transitions.

Installation is straightforward for a hobbyist with basic tools: remove the original motor mount, transfer the motor and applicable spacers or shims, fit the 7075 mount in place, and secure with the chassis screws. After mounting, verify motor height and backlash across the spur and pinion, then make minor adjustments for optimal engagement and minimal noise.

Specifications

  • Item: Motor mount for TB-03 chassis
  • Material: 7075 aluminium
  • Model Number: TB03-15
  • Compatibility: Tamiya TB-03

Use this mount to reduce movement at the motor interface, gain a firmer mesh setup, and streamline gear tuning on TB-03 cars that retain stock mounting geometry.

Yes, it is designed as a direct hop-up replacement for the Tamiya TB-03 mounting points.
In most cases you can reuse the stock screws and spacers; check fitment during installation and replace any worn fasteners as needed.
7075 aluminium increases stiffness at the motor mount, which helps keep consistent gear mesh and reduces flex-related noise without changing motor power.
Verify motor alignment, confirm pinion-to-spur mesh and backlash, and run a brief low-speed test to ensure no binding before full use.

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