DP-DPR Front Shock Tower — Upper A Arm Fitment YOKD156F Yokomo  [YOKD156F]

Role of the front shock tower in tuning

The Yokomo YOKD156F front shock tower is supplied as the replacement for use with the Drift Package DP-DPR upper A arm configuration. The passage highlights expected fitment behaviour, installation sequence, and the part's functional influence on front suspension setup without making unsupported claims about materials.

Install this tower to repair or modify the front suspension geometry on DP-DPR based drift builds. It corresponds to the upper A arm mounting pattern established by the DP-DPR package and forms the structural mount for front shocks and upper link points.

Installation normally requires removing the original tower, reattaching shock assemblies and upper link connections to the new tower, checking bolt engagement and clearances, and verifying steering and camber after final assembly. Confirm alignment at ride height and re-torque hardware after a test run for secure installation.

As a tuning platform the tower sets the shock top location and can alter shock angle and effective motion ratio, so swapping towers is part of setup work when adjusting bump steer, roll center, or shock mount geometry on 1/10 scale cars using the DP-DPR layout.

For competitors and hobbyists using DP-DPR components, the YOKD156F supplies the proper upper A arm interface for front shocks and a clear method to change mounting geometry; always confirm clearances and fastener condition when fitting.