Tamiya GT-01 Titanium Fastener Upgrade - TS-GT01/V1 by 3Racing  [TS-GT01/V1]

Tamiya GT-01 GT01 Titanium Screw Set - 3RACING TS-GT01/V1
Price:
USD$32.30
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
TS-GT01/V1
Condition:
Brand New
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Technical overview for GT-01 titanium fasteners

This titanium screw set is supplied as a precision hardware option for the Tamiya GT-01 chassis. Manufactured to provide lower mass and high corrosion resistance compared with standard steel hardware, the set is intended for builders focused on measured weight savings and reliable long-term performance.

For correct installation use parts that match original thread pitch and head profile, verify engagement by hand before final torque, and apply controlled torque values with a calibrated driver to prevent damage to plastic or thin aluminium components. These fasteners are ideal for strategic lightweighting at body mounts, shock tower fixings and suspension linkage points where reduced inertial mass and durable threads are required.

Specifications

  • Item: Titanium screw set
  • Material: Titanium
  • Model Number: TS-GT01/V1
  • Compatibility: Tamiya GT-01 (GT01) chassis

Compatibility and fit

  • Tamiya GT-01 (GT01)

Deploy these titanium fasteners where selective mass reduction and corrosion resistance improve component longevity; always confirm thread form and head clearance before final assembly to ensure predictable fitment on GT-01 builds.

What inspection steps should I follow before torquing?

Confirm diameter, thread pitch and length against the original screw, hand-start each fastener to detect cross-threading, and verify head seating in the counterbore before applying final torque.

Is there a recommended threadlocker practice?

Use a low to medium strength threadlocker selectively on metal-to-metal joints exposed to vibration; avoid permanent adhesives on service items and follow the threadlocker cure recommendations for optimal joint performance.

How does titanium compare to steel for clamp characteristics?

Titanium exhibits different elastic properties to steel which can affect clamp distribution; use measured torque and inspect mating surfaces to maintain joint integrity, especially on plastic or thin-walled components.

Any recommendations for tool selection?

Use precision hex or screwdrivers sized to the head, and consider a torque driver for repeatable results. Correct bit fit reduces cam-out and head damage during assembly.