DB-01 Racing Aluminium Motor Mount DB01-09/LB Technical Upgrade by 3Racing  [DB01-09/LB]

Tamiya DB-01 Aluminium Motor Mount - 3RACING DB01-09/LB
Price:
USD$25.30
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
DB01-09/LB
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Racing-grade aluminium motor mount for DB-01 setups

This machined aluminium motor mount is produced as a direct-fit upgrade for the Tamiya DB-01 chassis. It is intended to offer a firmer motor seat than polymer parts, improving alignment repeatability and reducing positional shift during high-load conditions.

From a tuning perspective, keeping motor height and lateral position stable preserves pinion-to-spur geometry across runs, which helps make comparative setup changes more meaningful. The mount suits drivers who prioritise consistent mesh and predictable drivetrain response during testing.

Installation follows the DB-01 standard motor mount locations so no structural chassis modification is required. The design emphasises precise fitment to aid iterative setup and quick component swaps when optimizing performance.

Specifications

  • Item: Aluminium motor mount
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: DB01-09/LB
  • Compatibility: Tamiya DB-01

For tuners aiming for repeatable mesh and firmer motor mounting in DB-01 race setups, this 3Racing aluminium motor mount is a straightforward technical upgrade that complements performance-oriented adjustments.

How does this mount improve tuning repeatability?

By minimising mount flex and maintaining motor position, it reduces variables between runs so gear mesh and drivetrain behaviour remain consistent for valid comparisons.

Is the mount compatible with performance brushless setups?

Yes. The mount provides a stable platform useful with higher torque motors; confirm motor height and pinion sizing when configuring to avoid mesh interference.

Will switching to aluminium require re-torquing routines?

Treat fasteners to standard torque checks after installation and during initial testing runs, as the stiffer interface can transmit different loads to mounting screws.

Any setup tips for competitive use?

Start with the stock mesh as a baseline, then make small, measured adjustments while recording changes; the repeatability of this mount helps isolate the effects of each change.