TRF201/DN-01 Suspension Weight Insert 54440 by Tamiya  [54440]

Tamiya 54440 - RC TRF201/DN-01 Suspension Weight Block (5 degree) OP.1440 OP-1440
Price:
AUD$45.48
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
54440
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Weight block quick summary

The Tamiya 54440 suspension weight block replaces the stock N3 block on TRF201 and DN-01 models with a metal unit set at a fixed 5 degree angle. That forward bias helps increase front-wheel traction and produces a more controlled skid tendency for predictable handling tweaks.

The set replaces the standard block and arrives with the suspension plate and two bushings for direct installation. It weighs roughly 30g and is intended purely for model-scale suspension tuning.

Specifications

  • Item Suspension Block (5 degree) x1, Suspension Plate x1, Suspension Bushing x2
  • Material Metal
  • Model Number 54440
  • Compatibility TRF201, DN-01
  • Weight Approx. 30g

Ideal when you want a straightforward, reversible method to shift front-end balance on TRF201 or DN-01 kits; always re-evaluate suspension settings after fitting to suit track conditions.

How should I adjust setup after fitting the block?

Expect to make modest front-end changes: test with slightly firmer front springs or more front damping to control additional traction, then fine-tune toe and camber for optimal turn-in.

Does the added weight change steering feel?

Yes, the forward mass bias can make the steering feel more planted but slightly slower to rotate; tuning differential and steering rate can help restore desired responsiveness.

Will this affect tyre wear significantly?

Any change in balance can alter tyre load patterns. Monitor wear over a few sessions and adjust camber or pressure to compensate if you notice uneven wear.

Is a 5 degree fixed angle suitable for low-traction surfaces?

It can help on lower-traction surfaces by increasing front contact, but results depend on overall setup. Always test on the actual surface and iterate with spring and damper changes.

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