FANTOM EP King Pin Bush Upgrade - Kyosho EFW024 (POM, 4pcs)  [KY-EFW024]

Kyosho EFW024 - King Pin Bush(POM/4pcs/FANTOM EP)
Price:
AUD$12.63
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-EFW024
GTIN:
4548565515073
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Steering Pivot Replacement Bushing

This Kyosho EFW024 king pin bush set is supplied as four POM bushings designed for the FANTOM EP 4WD chassis. The POM construction offers low friction at steering and suspension pivot points, making these suitable direct replacements where original bushings show wear or play.

Install this pack during fault finding for loose steering or as part of regular maintenance. The parts act as passive spacers within the king pin assembly and help keep alignment stable without modifying geometry.

  • Pack content: 4 pcs POM king pin bushings for FANTOM EP 4WD pivot locations.
  • Function: Replace worn pivot liners to tighten steering and reduce suspension play.
  • Material note: POM is selected for low friction and dimensional stability in hobby applications.
  • Maintenance tip: Clean pivot bores before fitting and avoid over-tightening bolts which can deform the bushings.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

What should I check before swapping bushings?

Verify the pivot bores and king pin surface for damage or contamination, clean thoroughly, and ensure replacement bushings seat evenly.

Will changing these affect suspension geometry?

No, these bushings are dimensionally stable spacers and do not alter suspension geometry; they only restore intended clearance and reduce play.

Recommended fastening practice?

Tighten fasteners to secure the assembly but stop short of compressing the POM; use gradual torque increases and check for free but snug movement.

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