Kyosho IF464H - 6.8mm Flanged Hard Ball Set (2pcs/IF313) - Precision Suspension Part  [KY-IF464H]

Kyosho IF464H - 6.8mm Flanged Hard Ball (2pcs/IF313)
Price:
£4.75
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-IF464H
Condition:
Brand New
Quantity Discount
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2 £4.26 each £0.99 or 10%
3+ £4.05 each £2.11 or 15%
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Kyosho IF464H Flanged Hard Ball 6.8mm - Reliable Linkage Part

The Kyosho IF464H 6.8mm flanged hard ball is a small but important component that helps preserve steering accuracy and suspension response. Its hardened surface reduces deformation under repeated load and helps maintain setup consistency.

Application in RC Vehicles

These flanged hard balls are well suited to steering links, dog bone ends and other pivot points where a retained spherical joint is needed. They provide a firm interface that copes with both racing and rough terrain.

Installation Notes and Compatibility

They fit a broad set of RC models that accept 6.8mm ball ends and can be installed with standard hand tools. After fitting, check for full articulation and re-tighten fasteners after an initial break in run.
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.

Are these suitable for touring cars as well as buggies?

They suit any model that specifies a 6.8mm ball, including touring cars and buggies. Confirm the ball seat and stud type on your chassis before fitting.

Will they improve durability over plastic balls?

Yes, the hardened metal construction generally outlasts plastic equivalents, offering better long term wear resistance under load.

Should I lubricate these parts?

Light lubrication on mating surfaces can reduce noise and wear, but avoid heavy greases that attract grit. Clean and relubricate as part of routine maintenance.

What signs show the ball needs replacing?

Look for play in the joint, flattened or scored surfaces, and degraded steering precision. Replace when any of these appear to restore proper handling.

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