Mini-Z MB-010 Rear Toe Mount MBW025R-2 by Kyosho  [KY-MBW025R-2]

Kyosho MBW025R-2 - Aluminum Rear Suspension Mount (2-deg/Red)
Price:
AUD$13.62
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-MBW025R-2
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Fitment and tuning for Mini-Z MB-010

This machined aluminum rear suspension mount is an upgrade designed for Mini-Z MB-010 chassis layouts. By replacing the factory plastic rear mount it provides a firmer anchor for the rear suspension, which can reduce component wear during repeated track use.

The mount allows you to dial rear toe between 0 and +3 degrees. Adjustments in this band are effective for tuning rear traction and turn-in on both carpet and small asphalt tracks, and the design matches standard MB-010 mounting points and linkages.

Installation follows familiar Mini-Z servicing steps: remove the original mount, move over the necessary hardware and bearings, then fasten the new aluminum mount into the existing screw holes. Only common hex drivers are needed for installation.

Material and role: machined aluminum body intended to boost durability and provide a reliable tuning reference for rear toe settings on Mini-Z MB-010 models.
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 the MBW025R-2 robust enough for frequent club sessions?

Yes, the machined aluminum construction is intended to resist wear better than the stock plastic mount, offering improved longevity under regular practice and track use.

Do I need specialist tools to fit the rear mount?

No specialist tools are required; standard hex drivers used for Mini-Z maintenance are sufficient for removing the old mount and securing the new aluminum unit.

How should I approach toe changes during setup sessions?

Make small incremental changes and test between adjustments. Minor steps let you assess handling differences without overcorrecting; aim to evaluate on the surface you run most often.

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