Replacement Wing Mount Shaft for 85WC Tomahawk - Kyosho SCW042-01  [KY-SCW042-01]

Kyosho SCW042-01 - Wing Mount Shaft (85WC Tomahawk)
Price:
AUD$16.17
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-SCW042-01
GTIN:
4548565526987
Condition:
Brand New
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Wing mount shaft for Tomahawk 85WC models

The Kyosho SCW042-01 is a replacement wing mount shaft designed for 85WC Tomahawk models, provided as a spare to restore or maintain wing attachment points on compatible Tomahawk variants. It is intended to substitute the original shaft when it shows wear, bends, or has been lost in use.

Fitment applies to the 85WC Tomahawk designation in the product name; always confirm your chassis code before purchase. The shaft locates the wing, transfers clamp forces to the mounting assembly, and assists in keeping alignment under aerodynamic stresses at scale speeds.

Installation guidance for experienced hobbyists: remove the wing assembly, extract the old shaft, fit the replacement into the mount bore, and secure any retaining screws or clips. Confirm free rotation where applicable and check for endplay after fastening. Use the correct hex drivers and retainers specified for your model and avoid overtightening to prevent distorting the mount.

Service and tuning tips: inspect the shaft at bearing and mount contact points after intensive use and replace it if you detect excessive play or deformation. Make small, incremental changes when setting wing incidence, and re-check fasteners after each adjustment. Keep spare shafts handy to minimise downtime at events.

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.
This item is designated for the 85WC Tomahawk. Check the chassis code on your model to ensure it matches before ordering.
A basic set of small hex drivers and needle-nose pliers will usually cover the job, plus any specific retainers called out in the parts list for your chassis.
Assemble the wing loosely, align it visually, then tighten retaining screws a little at a time while checking alignment and endplay until secure.
Inspect after impacts and during regular maintenance; replace the shaft if you notice play, bending, or surface deterioration at contact areas.

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