Tamiya TL01 38mm Universal Swing Shaft Set TL1238S by GPM  [TL1238S]

Tamiya TL01 Hard Steel Universal Swing Shaft set (38mm) - 1pr - GPM TL1238S
Price:
£11.76
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TL1238S
GTIN:
4894538188875
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Durable TL01 swing shaft upgrade

A hard steel universal swing shaft set measuring 38mm, produced as model TL1238S for use with the Tamiya TL01 chassis. The steel shafts replace stock swing shafts to reduce play and slow the onset of wear without modifying chassis geometry.

The kit is supplied as a matched pair for straightforward replacement where TL01 swing shafts are used. Fitting usually involves removing hubs and drive cups, swapping the shafts, and checking for clearance through full suspension travel and steering movement. Secure fasteners to TL01 recommended torque and verify that your existing drive cups and universals are compatible before final assembly.

In practical tuning terms, switching to hard steel increases driveline stiffness and improves wear resistance, producing a sharper transfer of power with a modest weight increase versus lighter alloys. This makes the set useful for drivers who want durability and less driveline lash during repeated sessions.

Specifications

  • Item: Hard Steel Universal Swing Shaft set 38mm
  • Model Number: TL1238S
  • Material: Hard steel
  • Compatibility: Tamiya TL01
  • Quantity: 1pr

Fit these 38mm hard steel shafts when you need a simple steel upgrade for TL01 swing shafts and always confirm drive cup fitment prior to running.

They match TL01 shaft dimensions but you should check your drive cups and universals for wear and correct internal diameter to ensure a secure fit.
Basic RC tools are sufficient: small hex drivers, pliers for hubs, and a torque driver for final fastener tightening are recommended.
Handling changes are subtle; you may notice firmer drivetrain response under acceleration but overall balance remains driven by suspension and weight distribution.
Check shafts after heavy sessions or every few runs for scoring or corrosion, and service contact points with light lubricant when required.
They are suitable for practice and club events; for high level competition consider the trade off between added weight and increased durability when selecting components.

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