Tamiya 53941 - DF-03 Aluminium Steering Turnbuckle Link  [53941]

Tamiya 53941 - DF-03 Aluminum Turnbuckle Steering Rod OP-941
Price:
£7.77
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
53941
GTIN:
4950344539413
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Precision Aluminium Turnbuckle for DF-03 Steering

The Tamiya 53941 - DF-03 Aluminum Turnbuckle Steering Rod upgrades the steering linkage on the DF-03 chassis, delivering a firmer, more precise steering feel. Constructed from aluminium, it is a straightforward replacement for stock plastic links and is aimed at hobbyists who want reliable handling.

Improved Steering Accuracy

By swapping plastic components for aluminium, this turnbuckle reduces unwanted flex and helps maintain accurate steering geometry during aggressive driving. That stability is valuable when fine adjustments matter.

Longer Lasting Linkage

With robust metal construction, the Tamiya 53941 - DF-03 steering rod resists wear better than plastic versions and typically needs replacing less often, making it a sensible upgrade for frequent track use.

Does this require new ball ends?

The turnbuckle usually uses the same ball ends as the stock setup, but confirm fitment with your DF-03 linkage before final assembly.

Is anodising present on the part?

Surface finish varies by batch; check the product listing for details on colour or coating. The core benefit is the aluminium strength rather than the finish alone.

Will it affect servo gearing?

A stronger linkage can change the overall feel but does not change servo gearing. Make sure the servo is adequate for your setup and check for binding after fitment.

How often should I inspect the turnbuckle?

Inspect before and after track sessions for thread wear, bends or play in the joints, and replace if any damage is found to maintain safe steering performance.

Can damaged aluminium be reshaped?

Minor deformations may be carefully corrected, but repeated reshaping weakens the part. It is better to replace a compromised turnbuckle to avoid steering issues.

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