Kyosho EFW020 HD Front Axle 7075 Alloy for Plazma MkIII  [KY-EFW020]

Kyosho EFW020 - HD Front Axle (7075/Gunmetal/PLAZMA MK3)
Price:
£9.61
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-EFW020
GTIN:
4548565505807
Condition:
Brand New
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Improve Plazma MkIII front strength with Kyosho EFW020

The Kyosho EFW020 HD Front Axle is intended for Plazma MkIII users seeking a tougher front assembly. Manufactured from 7075 alloy with a gunmetal finish, this axle is built to cope with the stresses of competitive driving while fitting the Plazma MkIII without modification. It provides a reliable replacement for worn or bent factory parts.

What 7075 alloy delivers for RC use

7075 alloy is chosen for high-strength applications where keeping weight down matters. The Kyosho EFW020 uses that property to offer improved resistance to bending and fatigue, which keeps steering behaviour more consistent over time.

Fitment notes and handling gains

Precision machining ensures the Kyosho EFW020 HD Front Axle mates cleanly with Plazma MkIII components, making installation straightforward. After fitting, drivers should notice firmer steering feedback and steadier control through repeated laps.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho 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 EFW020 a direct replacement for the stock axle?

Yes, the EFW020 is made as a direct fit for the Plazma MkIII. Confirm part orientation and torque settings during installation to ensure correct performance.

Will this axle affect steering feel?

Replacing a worn axle with the EFW020 typically sharpens steering response and reduces unwanted flex, provided the rest of the steering system is in good condition.

Any tips for long term care?

Keep the axle clean after muddy or wet use, inspect bearings and fasteners regularly, and address any play early to avoid secondary damage to other suspension parts.

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