Tamiya 0004252 Hub Carrier for DT02 DT03 Chassis [0004252]

Tamiya 0004252 - DT02/DT03 Hub Carrier (B parts ,1 pcs ) - 10004252

Price:

£4.63

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

0004252

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Spares / Hop-ups - Tamiya - DT-02

Direct-fit hub carrier for DT02 and DT03

The Tamiya 0004252 hub carrier provides a straight replacement for DT02 and DT03 models, offering reliable fit and consistent alignment to support predictable handling during practice and racing.

Wide compatibility across Tamiya models

This carrier is suitable for a number of Tamiya models, covering both kit and RTR formats, which makes it a practical spare for hobbyists and club racers alike.

Models That Use This Carrier

RC Holiday Buggy 2010 - DT02 Red Edition
RC RTR Holiday Buggy - DT02
RC Racing Fighter - DT03
RC Neo Fighter Buggy - DT03
RC RTR Neo Fighter Buggy - DT03
RC Buggy Kumamon Version - DT02
RC RTR Buggy Kumamon Version - DT02 Yellow
RC Aqroshot - DT-03T
RC Neo Falcon
RC RTR Neo Falcon - DT02
RC Street Rover - DT02
RC RTR Street Rover - DT02
RC Racing Truck Nissan Titan - DT02
RC RTR Nissan Titan - DT02
RC Sand Rover 2011
RC RTR Sand Rover - DT02
RC Sand-Viper - DT02
RC RTR Sand Viper - DT02
RC Super Fighter GR Violet - DT02
RC RTR Super Fighter GR - DT02 Violet
RC Super Fighter G - DT02
RC Super Fighter GR
RC Fighter Buggy SV - DT02
RC RTR Neo Fighter Buggy - DT03
RC RTR Super Fighter GR - DT02 Violet
RC 1/10 DT-02 MS - DT02

Is this the correct part for DT02 steering maintenance?

Yes, the 0004252 matches the DT02 and DT03 carrier mounting pattern and is commonly used when restoring steering precision on those chassis types.

Do I need to change drive shafts when fitting a new carrier?

Inspect drive shafts for wear or play; if they are worn, replace them when you fit the carrier to avoid accelerated wear on the new part.

How should I check alignment after installation?

After installation, roll the car and visually check wheel toe and camber at ride height, then make fine adjustments using shims or adjustable turnbuckles if required.