Kyosho FAW221 ST Ball Installation Tool for Fazer MK2  [KY-FAW221]

Kyosho FAW221 - ST Ball in out Tool (FZ02)
Price:
£3.61
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-FAW221
Condition:
Brand New
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Reliable Front Hub Ball Fitment for Fazer MK2 and FZ02

The Kyosho FAW221 ST Ball In Out Tool is a compact workshop tool for Fazer MK2 and FZ02 owners. It makes fitting and removing front hub balls more reliable and protects hub faces from accidental damage. Use it when fitting the optional FAW218 HD ST balls or during scheduled maintenance to keep components in good condition.

Press-Fit Control to Protect Components

Engineered for the Fazer MK2 and FZ02, the FAW221 uses the cap screw to press the ball in evenly, lowering the risk of hub or bearing damage. The same controlled mechanism helps extract balls without resorting to brute force or improvised tools.

Simple Solution for Upgrades and Servicing

Swapping from nylon balls to FAW218 HD ST units is straightforward with this tool, which supports both types reliably. It is a handy addition for anyone who tweaks setups or carries out regular servicing on their model.
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 FAW221 suitable for workshop or trackside use?

The FAW221 is compact enough for trackside use and robust enough for workshop tasks. Keep light tools to hand for cap screw tightening and it will serve well in both environments.

Can I use the tool on aftermarket ball options?

Yes, provided the aftermarket balls match the original dimensions used in the Fazer MK2 and FZ02. Verify diameters and seating surfaces before pressing any nonstandard parts.

What technique gives the best results with the FAW221?

Clean mating surfaces, align the tool square to the hub, and apply steady, even torque to the cap screw. Check the fit after installation and reassemble carefully to maintain steering performance.

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