HB TCXX Top Deck 2.0mm Replacement - Arrowmax AM-TCXX-68484  [AM-TCXX-68484]

Arrowmax AM-TCXX-68484 Upper Deck (2.0mm)
Price:
AUD$24.03
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-TCXX-68484
Condition:
Brand New
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Top deck replacement for HB TCXX cars

This upper deck is supplied as Arrowmax AM-TCXX-68484 and is intended as an RC-scale replacement for HB TCXX chassis. At 2.0mm thickness it provides a structural top plate that links front and rear modules, helping to reduce unpredictable flex and delivering a consistent surface for mounting electronics and suspension pick-ups. The approach prioritises fit and repeatability over performance marketing claims.

How to fit: remove the OEM upper deck, align the AM-TCXX-68484 with the factory screw holes, then reinstall using the original hardware. No additional cutting or fabrication should be required on a stock HB TCXX chassis. After installation, confirm screw torque and clearances and make sure radio wiring does not contact the plate.

Role in tuning: deck thickness affects chassis torsional stiffness. A 2.0mm plate normally creates a moderate stiffness baseline that helps balance handling across mixed surfaces; consider this deck when you want a predictable mid-range response and adjust suspension settings to complement the change.

Specifications

  • Item: Upper Deck 2.0mm
  • Material: Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number: AM-TCXX-68484
  • Compatibility: HB TCXX chassis

Use the 2.0mm Arrowmax top plate for consistent baseline behaviour on HB TCXX models; always double-check fitment and mounting hardware before running.

A moderate 2.0mm deck tends to stabilise transitions and can make entry and exit more predictable, but corner behaviour will still depend on shocks, anti-roll and tyre choice.
Not usually. The deck keeps the same mounting plane, but confirm servo horn clearance and wiring routes before finalising installation.
Inspect screw torque and check for rubbing or contact points. A quick systems check after the first run will catch any issues caused by the swap.
Yes. The deck sets a stiffness baseline, and it is common to combine it with different shocks, springs and anti-roll adjustments for a complete setup approach.

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