Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0 - Slipper Pad Kyosho OL026B  [KY-OL026B]

Kyosho OL026B - Slipper Pad
Price:
AUD$0.00
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-OL026B
GTIN:
4548565522217
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Why replace the slipper pad?

The Kyosho OL026B slipper pad serves as the friction element in the slipper assembly on Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0 trucks, regulating slip between the motor pinion, spur gear and the slipper clutch hub. Replacing a worn pad restores repeatable engagement and reduces peak shock loads to drivetrain parts.

Fit and function: the pad is positioned at the slipper contact interface; once it degrades, you may notice inconsistent slip and poorer launch control. Check the slipper hub and washer stack for wear, clean mating surfaces before installing the new pad and follow the Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0 service routine when reassembling.

Tuning role: swapping pads is a simple tuning lever to alter engagement characteristics for different surfaces and starts. Use pad changes together with spring preload adjustments, correct nut torque and verified gear mesh to dial in reliable performance.

Compatibility

  • Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0
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 a new pad change launch behaviour a lot?

Yes, a fresh pad can tighten engagement and improve launches; combine with spring and preload checks to get the desired bite.

How should I test engagement after fitting?

After reassembly, run low-speed throttle tests and incremental throttle bursts to verify consistent slip before pushing hard.

Can tuning the pad reduce gear damage?

Proper pad condition and correct slipper setup reduce shock transmission, which helps extend gear and bearing life.

Should I change pad along with other wear items?

It is good practice to replace the pad while checking spur, pinion and washers so the whole assembly behaves predictably.

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