MR-4 Series Steering Saver Posts Upgrade for Drift Cars - Yokomo SD-200BA  [SD-200BA]

Yokomo SD-200BA Servo Saver Posts
Price:
AUD$7.20
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
SD-200BA
GTIN:
0639342189106
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Aluminum servo saver posts for MR-4

The Yokomo SD-200BA swaps the factory servo saver posts on MR-4 series assemblies for blue anodized aluminum struts that cut unwanted flex compared to plastic originals. Knurled nuts are provided and a servo saver spring is included to maintain the damping characteristic.

Purpose and fit: installed at the servo saver to steering linkage junction, these posts stiffen the mounting point while preserving the protective travel that shields the servo from shocks. The stiffer connection improves steering consistency for drift setups and repeatable manoeuvres.

Installation notes: replace the original posts with the SD-200BA components, confirm secure thread engagement, and use the knurled nuts to lock position without overtightening. Check the spring position and servo centring after fitment. When tuning, adjust preload and spring seating in small steps and test to find the desired steering return and damping.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo 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 components are included in the SD-200BA set?

The SD-200BA includes blue anodized aluminum posts, knurled locking nuts, and a servo saver spring configured for MR-4 series servo saver assemblies.

Will these posts alter steering responsiveness?

Yes. By reducing flex at the post, steering response becomes crisper and more repeatable, though ultimate feel depends on servo setup and other steering components.

How should I set spring preload after fitting?

Make small changes to spring seating or preload, then test on track. Incremental adjustments let you find the balance between return speed and damping without overshooting.

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