Kyosho Motor Cycle Steering Post with Springs and Bearings KM048SP by GPM  [KM048SP]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Aluminium Steering Post With Springs & Bearings - 1set - GPM KM048SP
Price:
AUD$34.66
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM048SP
GTIN:
4894538133233
Condition:
Brand New
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Aftermarket aluminium steering post for Kyosho Motor Cycle

This steering post is a scale aftermarket replacement for Kyosho motorcycle models, listed as KM048SP. The design pairs an aluminium shaft with springs and ball bearings to guide the steering linkage and translate servo movement into controlled wheel direction.

Compatibility and role: built for Kyosho Motor Cycle steering systems that need a compact post. As an upgrade or spare it supports both maintenance and setup work; springs provide necessary preload while bearings lower pivot friction for smoother steering inputs.

Installation notes: review existing linkage mounts and hardware before installation, check bore and shaft clearances, and consider swapping sides sequentially to maintain alignment. Apply a light thread-lock where required and confirm servo horn centring to prevent binding.

Tuning and maintenance: alter spring preload to tune return characteristics and ensure bearings move freely to limit hysteresis. Clean and lightly lubricate bearings periodically to sustain responsiveness and re-evaluate alignment whenever steering trims are changed.

Specifications

  • Item: Steering post with springs & ball bearings
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: KM048SP
  • Compatibility: Kyosho Motor Cycle

KM048SP is intended as a durable aftermarket option for Kyosho Motor Cycle steering assemblies, aimed at users who prefer aluminium parts with springs and bearings for predictable steering tuning.

It is designed as a replacement, but confirm bore diameter and shaft dimensions against your original post to ensure a direct swap.
A light synthetic oil or low-viscosity bearing oil keeps bearings free without attracting excessive grit; avoid heavy greases that add drag.
Yes, spring preload alters return force and perceived sensitivity; adjust incrementally until the steering balances return and responsiveness.
Maintain correct fastener torque, check bearing seating, and fit seals or shields if available to keep contaminants out and prevent premature wear.

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