Kyosho MA108C Centre Bulk Component for 1/10 Truck Chassis  [KY-MA108C]

Kyosho MA108C - Center Bulk (MAD FORCE KRUISER VE)
Price:
AUD$14.07
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-MA108C
GTIN:
4548565471164
Condition:
Brand New
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2 $11.97 each $4.20 or 15%
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Centre bulk duties and maintenance advice

This centre bulk is a moulded bulkhead piece for 1/10 truck drivetrains that locates and secures the centre propshaft and nearby gearbox mounts. It replaces damaged or fatigued plastic bulk parts and helps the drivetrain hold correct geometry after shocks or routine strip-downs.

Built to fit the MAD FORCE KRUISER VE truck series, the component is suitable for scale-correct repairs and regular maintenance. It operates as a structural anchor between the transmission area and the centre drive assembly, so proper seating and torque on fasteners are important to maintain alignment.

Installation pointers: clean screw bosses and mating faces before assembly, use thread-lock on metal-to-plastic screws where your manual recommends it, and confirm pinion to spur engagement after installation. Keeping a spare bulk on hand speeds up chassis swaps and weekend repairs.
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.

Will this component drop straight into a MAD FORCE KRUISER VE?

Yes. The Kyosho MA108C is intended as a direct plastic replacement for the centre bulk on the MAD FORCE KRUISER VE 1/10 truck chassis and fits the factory layout.

Do I need to adjust the drivetrain after swapping the bulk?

After swapping, recheck alignment and reset gear mesh where needed. Retorque the mounting screws to the specified settings and run the driveline by hand to ensure there is no binding.

How do I inspect surrounding parts to avoid repeat issues?

Inspect the adjacent screw bosses, propshaft bearing seats and nearby plastic for hairline cracks or deformation. Replace worn items and avoid overtightening screws which can stress the plastic.

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