Upgrade for MR-4TCSD Front Steering Block (Graphite) - Yokomo YOKSD415SG (1pr) [YOKSD415SG]

Yokomo SD-415SG - MR-4TCSD Trail 0 F.Steering Block (Graphite) (1pr)

Price:

AUD$16.89

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

YOKSD415SG

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Description
FAQ

Steering block with graphite construction

This RC front steering block is built around the MR-4TCSD designation and supplied as a single pair for replacement or upgrade duties. The machined graphite construction increases pivot stiffness versus common plastics, helping maintain alignment under steering load without making speculative performance claims.

Compatibility is signposted by the MR-4TCSD reference; always confirm dimensional fit with your chassis since mounting points and layouts differ across platforms. The component links the steering knuckle and the suspension upright, influencing trail and steering feel when tuning for drift or track applications.

Installation pointers: ensure correct left/right placement, clean mating surfaces, seat bearings and linkages squarely, and tighten hardware to the chassis OEM torque recommendations. Re-check steering travel and toe under operational loads to confirm there is no binding.

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 orientation should I use when fitting these blocks?

Observe the left and right markings or match against the original carriers; correct handed orientation is essential to preserve steering geometry.

Are there torque recommendations for the fasteners?

Use the original chassis torque settings where provided; graphite parts benefit from consistent clamping but avoid overtightening which can stress the material.