Yokomo S4-S2STA Front Shock Shaft - 3.0mm Titanium Finish  [S4-S2STA]

Yokomo S4-S2STA Front Shock with a shaft diameter of 3.0mm with Titanium Coating
Price:
AUD$19.89
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
S4-S2STA
GTIN:
639342210534
Condition:
Brand New
Quantity Discount
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2 $32.16 each $-24.53 or -62%
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Engineered for Reliability on the Road

The Yokomo S4-S2STA Front Shock Shaft suits drivers who want a tougher replacement shaft for everyday running. The 3.0mm shaft is finished with titanium to resist marks and help shocks keep performing longer. It is compatible with multiple Yokomo chassis for easy swapping during a setup or repair session.

Coating That Keeps the Shaft Smooth

Titanium finishing helps reduce scoring and maintains smoother action through the seals, which often cuts down service frequency. Robust build quality supports repeated use without rapid degradation.

Compatible Yokomo Chassis

Designed to fit a broad selection of Yokomo models so you can install it with minimal fuss. Supported models include:

  • SOR-010
  • MOR-010
  • B-YZ4SF2-1
  • B-YZ2DTM31-1
  • B-YZ2CAL31-1
  • ROR-010
  • ROR-010RTR
  • ROR-010RTR-1
  • MOR-020
  • SOR-020
  • SOR-020D
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 this shaft suitable for bashing as well as track use?

The titanium coating improves resistance to scratches, but check overall shock design and impact loads for heavy bashing. It is primarily a durability upgrade for standard use.

Do I need special tools to fit the shaft?

Standard shock service tools are sufficient. Make sure to handle the shaft carefully to avoid bending and to seat seals correctly during rebuilds.

Can I polish the coating if it gets light marks?

Light cleaning is fine, but avoid abrasive polishing that could remove the coating. Replace the shaft if the finish is deeply scored.

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