1/10 R/C 30mm Titanium Turnbuckle - Yokomo YOKZCTB30A  [YOKZCTB30A]

Yokomo ZC-TB30A - 30mm Titanium Turnbuckles
Price:
£7.91
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKZCTB30A
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Turnbuckle for Fine Steering and Toe Adjustment

The Yokomo YOKZCTB30A 30mm titanium turnbuckle is an adjustment link for tie-rod and steering link assemblies in 1/10 R/C models. It allows fine control of toe and steering geometry without replacing entire link sets.

Titanium construction gives corrosion resistance and a beneficial stiffness-to-weight characteristic compared with standard steel, useful for drivers wanting consistent steering feel. This unit replaces generic 30mm adjustable links where titanium is preferred.

To fit, remove the existing link, screw the turnbuckle into the rod ends or ball cups ensuring clean thread engagement, then make incremental adjustments and re-check wheel alignment after each change. Regular inspections of threads and rod ends will maintain accurate geometry.

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 30mm size suitable for race setups or more for casual running?

The 30mm nominal length is common across many 1/10 kits and can be used in both race and non-race applications; suitability depends on your car's geometry and desired steering characteristics.

What changes in steering feedback should I expect when switching to titanium?

Expect similar stiffness with reduced weight compared to heavier steels, which can make steering feel a touch crisper; results depend on the rest of the suspension and servo setup.

Any maintenance tips to keep geometry precise over time?

Keep threads free of grit, avoid overtightening rod ends, and replace worn cups or ball bearings promptly. Periodic alignment checks after heavy running will maintain setup accuracy.

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