TAMIYA 1/14 Truck Mercedes Benz 1838ls/1850l Front Alloy Bumper TRU331S by GPM  [TRU331S]

Tamiya 1/14 Truck Mercedes Benz 1838ls /1850l Alloy Front Bumper With Screws - 1set - GPM TRU331S
Price:
AUD$75.71
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TRU331S
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Metal front bumper for TAMIYA 1/14 Mercedes models

This alloy front bumper is a direct-fit accessory designed for TAMIYA 1/14 Truck Mercedes Benz 1838ls and 1850l bodies, identified as TRU331S. Fabricated from metal alloy and delivered with the necessary mounting screws, it swaps in for the stock plastic nose to give a tougher, more scale-correct front end.

The part is engineered to use the existing factory mounting points for a simple swap. No additional items are listed with the bumper; it is intended to enhance visual realism and provide firmer mounting rather than act as a structural chassis change. During installation, check screw engagement and body alignment to prevent stress on mounting posts.

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy Front Bumper
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: TRU331S
  • Compatibility: Tamiya 1/14 Truck Mercedes Benz 1838ls /1850l

For trail or show builders seeking a dependable metal bumper for scale aesthetics and stronger fixings, the TRU331S alloy unit is a direct replacement for the stated TAMIYA 1/14 Mercedes trucks.

Is extra drilling required to mount this bumper?

No additional drilling is normally required as the bumper is shaped to match the factory mounting points on the listed TAMIYA bodies.

Will the alloy corrode if left outside?

Alloy can show oxidation over time in harsh conditions; if you run in wet or salty environments, rinse and dry the bumper and consider protective coating or paint.

Can I fit lights or accessories to this bumper?

The bumper itself is primarily cosmetic and mounting strength will depend on your accessory choice. Verify attachment points and avoid concentrating heavy loads on the bodymount posts.

What torque should I use on the mounting screws?

Hand-tighten the supplied screws until snug, then add a small fraction of additional turn. Over-torquing can strip plastic posts.

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