Tamiya 84296 Performance F Parts for TA05-VDF II  [84296]

Tamiya 84296 - RC Upgrade F Parts for Drift Chassis( Designed for the TA05-VDF II Drift Chassis Kit 84294)
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AUD$146.31
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
84296
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Optimise Drift Performance with the Tamiya 84296 F Upgrade

The Tamiya 84296 RC Upgrade F Parts are intended to lift the handling of the TA05-VDF II Drift Chassis. This package is aimed at drivers who want firmer steering feel and more predictable slides, and pairs well with the TA05 Aluminum Bulkhead (53990) for a more complete upgrade.

Precision Machining for Consistent Control

The set includes precision aluminium uprights and hub carriers cut to an 8 degree caster angle to aid stability during drift transitions. A carbon damper stay strengthens the shock mounting area for repeatable damper action, and supplied universal drive shafts deliver smoother rotation and greater durability on hard runs.

Specifications

  • Aluminum Uprights: 2pcs
  • Aluminum Hub Carrier: 8° Caster Angle, 2pcs
  • Carbon Damper Stay: 1pc
  • Universal Drive Shaft: 2pcs
  • Compatibility: TA05-VDF II Chassis

Is extra fettling required after installation?

After fitting, check for binding and adjust link lengths if needed. A quick shakedown run and minor trim will usually be enough to settle the parts in.

Will the carbon damper stay accept oil shocks?

Yes, the carbon damper stay is designed to work with standard oil filled dampers used on the TA05-VDF II platform.

Are the universal drive shafts a direct swap for the originals?

The universal shafts are supplied to match TA05-VDF II driveline dimensions and should replace stock shafts without modification in most builds.

How should I inspect parts after heavy runs?

Inspect mounting screws, check for play in uprights and drives, and ensure the carbon stay has no cracks after hard impacts.

Would this kit suit someone new to drift tuning?

Yes, it gives clear mechanical advantages for tuning, but beginners should adjust settings gradually to learn the effects of each change.

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