Tamiya 22106 One-Piece Steel Front Axle & Hub Upgrade for 2WD Buggy Front Assemblies  [22106]

Tamiya 22106 - One-Piece Steel Front Axle & Hub
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Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
22106
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Combined axle-hub steel unit for 2WD front ends

This RC-scale replacement joins the front axle and hub into a single steel component made for 2WD buggy front wheel assemblies. By unifying both parts the unit reduces part count and creates a consistent mounting interface for wheel and hub while acting as a direct-replacement style upgrade for compatible front setups.

Design and role: the one-piece configuration prioritises faster service and repeatable alignment, helping crews remove and refit wheels more quickly during track maintenance or routine servicing. As an aftermarket steel component it increases the front-end mass and alters front response, which is important when fine-tuning steering feel and unsprung mass for balance.

Installation notes: the front assembly must accept the combined axle/hub form factor, so verify axle mount locations and hub bore compatibility prior to fitting. When swapping parts, check bearings and retaining hardware for wear, ensure proper axle seating and hub engagement, and torque fasteners to the manufacturer's recommendations to avoid slop.

A useful upgrade for 2WD buggy teams wanting a simpler front layout and quicker wheel service while retaining standard hub mounting geometry.

It replaces separate axle and hub pieces with a single steel unit that must match your buggy's front assembly mounting pattern; incorrect fitment can prevent proper seating.
Inspect bearings, retaining clips and fasteners for wear, verify hub bore and axle seats, and make sure mating surfaces are clean before fitting the one-piece unit.
The replacement is described as a steel one-piece front axle and hub, chosen for strength and a consistent mounting face for the front wheel assembly.
Yes. With added steel mass at the front, unsprung weight increases and steering feel can change, so be prepared to adjust suspension and steering settings to restore the desired handling balance.

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