Tamiya TRF104 Rear Brace Plate Graphite 2.0 - Factory Pro O-TCPF04  [FP-O-TCPF04]

Factory Pro FP-O-TCPF04 Tamiya TRF104 - Rear Sus. Plate - Graphite 2.0
Price:
AUD$23.04
Brand:
Factory Pro
Model:
FP-O-TCPF04
Condition:
Brand New
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What this part does

Factory Pro O-TCPF04 is an aftermarket rear suspension plate designed for the Tamiya TRF104 chassis. The graphite 2.0 material offers increased local rigidity over standard plastic plates, helping to reduce flex around the rear mounting area and tune rear-end behaviour for race conditions.

The plate replaces the stock rear suspension plate to modify how the rear transmits loads when cornering and under acceleration. Used alongside spring, damper and roll-centre adjustments it can shift handling balance and traction characteristics.

Before final assembly check that screw lengths and thread engagement are correct, retain original mounting hardware unless specified otherwise, and dry-fit to confirm clearance with rear uprights and shock tower components. After fitting conduct a brief run and inspect fastener torque again.

Specifications

  • Item Rear suspension plate
  • Material Graphite 2.0
  • Model Number O-TCPF04
  • Compatibility Tamiya TRF104

Opt for this plate when incremental stiffening of the rear mount is required for TRF104 race setups, and always verify fitment ahead of long runs.

Does the plate need special care?

Graphite is durable but avoid overtightening screws which can crush mating parts. Inspect the plate for any chips after impacts and check fastener torque regularly.

Will it change rear traction immediately?

Changes are often subtle; expect reduced flex at the mount which can alter rotation and rear traction. Make setup changes in small steps and test each change on track.

Any advice for fastener torque?

Use a consistent torque method and avoid overtorque. Hand-tighten then apply a small measured torque value appropriate for RC plastics and graphite assemblies.

Can I combine this with other chassis braces?

Yes, but changes interact. When adding braces or rigid plates, tune springs and shock positions to balance the increased stiffness to preserve predictable handling.

Is fitment reversible?

Yes, the stock plate can be reinstalled. Keep original screws and take note of their positions to restore factory configuration if needed.

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