Yokomo RD-202SR Drift Slide Rack Upgrade Kit for RD2.0  [RD-202SR]

Yokomo RD-202SR Slide Rack Set for RD2.0
Price:
AUD$120.49
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
RD-202SR
GTIN:
639342224586
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Slide Rack Conversion for RD2.0 Chassis

The Yokomo RD-202SR Slide Rack Set is intended for the RD2.0 platform, changing the steering to a slide-rack configuration so you can adjust Ackermann settings more effectively. The forward-angled rack produces a more direct feel that helps when initiating and sustaining drifts.

Improved Steering Response for Drifting

By tilting the rack forward, the RD-202SR shifts the Ackermann behaviour to favour smoother transitions and steadier steering during throttle-on slides. This yields a predictable handling balance for experienced drifters.

Installation Notes

When fitting the Yokomo RD-202SR Slide Rack Set, retain the RD2.0 rear-side servo stay from your original kit to ensure correct placement and secure alignment. Double-check linkage geometry and servo endpoints after installation.
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.

Is the RD-202SR reversible if I want the stock setup back?

Yes, the conversion uses existing mounting points and the original servo stay so you can return to the stock steering configuration if needed.

Will this affect servo load or wear?

The change in geometry may alter servo load slightly; confirm servo torque and travel are suitable and inspect linkages for any binding after fitting.

Any setup tips for first runs?

Start with modest steering throw and dual rate, then increase gradually while testing drift entry and exit to find the best balance.

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