Tamiya C Parts Uprights - M-07 Concept

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The Tamiya C Parts (Uprights) are essential replacement components designed specifically for hobbyists maintaining or repairing the M-07 Concept RC chassis. These high-quality parts are engineered to restore precise steering geometry and suspension integrity, ensuring your model retains its factory-level handling performance. While these parts are direct replacements, they require a basic understanding of RC disassembly to install correctly without damaging the surrounding suspension arms or hub carriers.
| Series | M-07 Concept |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 51597 |
| Brand | Tamiya |
No, these are specifically designed for the M-07 Concept and are not compatible with previous M-chassis generations.
No, the package includes the plastic C parts (uprights) only. You must reuse your existing bearings or purchase new ones separately.
You typically need a 2mm hex driver to remove the kingpin screws and a standard cross-wrench for the wheel nuts.
Do not apply grease to the plastic parts themselves, but ensure the ball bearings seated inside them are lightly oiled or greased as per your standard maintenance routine.
They provide the same level of durability as your original kit parts, ensuring the vehicle performs as the manufacturer intended.
Check if the kingpin screws are loose or if the bearing seats in the new upright have worn out.
Ensure that the steering linkage is not overtightened and that the bearings are seated squarely in the upright.
These uprights are designed for the Tamiya M-07 Concept series. To install, remove the wheel, disconnect the steering tie-rod, and unscrew the kingpin screws securing the upright to the C-hub. Ensure your ball bearings are cleaned and re-greased before transferring them into the new uprights. Avoid overtightening the screws into the plastic to prevent stripping the threads. Periodically check these parts for stress marks or hairline fractures after high-impact accidents, as these are the primary indicators that a replacement is necessary.