Kyosho IFW610B Aluminum Steering Horn 18.5mm MP10/MP9 Upgrade  [KY-IFW610B]

Kyosho IFW610B - Aluminum Steering Servo Horn(SANWA/18.5mm/MP10/MP9 )
Price:
AUD$24.23
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-IFW610B
GTIN:
4548565443444
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Improve Steering Precision with Kyosho IFW610B

The Kyosho IFW610B Aluminum Steering Servo Horn is an easy performance tweak for drivers who want cleaner steering feel. Made for the MP10 and MP9 range, it refines how the car reacts to inputs without complex setup changes.

Shorter Throw for Controlled Corners

Forged from quality aluminum, the IFW610B is built to last and maintain consistent feel. Its 18.5mm length is slightly shorter than common aluminium horns by 2mm, which softens the first bite when entering corners for a more forgiving response.

Designed for Common Competition Servos

Recommended for use with KO and Sanwa servo systems, this horn suits both race setups and casual track days. Expect improved steering modulation and steadier on-power control.
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.

Is this horn stronger than stock plastic parts?

Yes, aluminium provides greater durability and less flex compared with stock plastic horns, which can sharpen steering consistency.

Will I need different screws to fit it?

Most installations use the same servo hardware, but check that screw length and head type do not interfere with surrounding parts.

Should I change my steering trim after fitting?

After installing, re-centre the servo and adjust trim if needed, then do small test runs to confirm symmetric steering travel.

Does the reduced length affect bump steer?

A modest change in horn length can slightly alter linkage geometry; check toe and roll center behaviour on the first run to ensure acceptable handling.

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