Steering Horn Upgrade for MR-4TCSD - Yokomo YOKSD204  [YOKSD204]

Yokomo SD-204 - Servo Horn Set For MR-4TCSD
Price:
AUD$8.59
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKSD204
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Steering Horn Upgrade Notes for MR-4TCSD

This Yokomo YOKSD204 servo horn set is supplied as an RC-scale replacement for MR-4TCSD chassis layouts, acting as the link between servo output and steering linkages. The focus here is on fitment, setup technique, and the effect on steering dynamics rather than manufacturing details.

Compatibility considerations: intended for MR-4TCSD-pattern installations; double-check your servo spline count and the horn's mounting holes before fitting. The product is meant to be a direct swap where MR-4TCSD compatibility is stated and maintains typical 1/10 touring car steering geometry.

How to fit: remove the existing horn fastener, line the servo to neutral, place the horn on the spline with the arm centered, then secure it with your servo's retaining screw or clip. After installation, confirm linkage geometry and adjust transmitter endpoints and trims to avoid binding.

Impact on handling: changing horn length or arm position modifies the mechanical leverage and thus steering sensitivity and servo effort. Shorter lever arms quicken response but increase load; longer arms soften response and reduce torque requirement. Make measured changes and validate endpoints after each tweak.

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.
Lever length changes mechanical advantage: shorter arms demand more torque from the servo for the same steering angle, while longer arms reduce required torque but increase travel. Balance changes with your servo and driving style.
Yes. Moving the arm inboard or outboard on its mounting holes alters initial turn-in and mid-corner behavior; small increments yield predictable adjustments without upsetting endpoints.
Verify spline seating, tighten the retaining screw to the correct torque, and run through full travel to ensure no binding occurs at extremes. Re-check after a short test run.

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