Kyosho IF616WC Suspension Bush Set for MP10 (White)  [KY-IF616WC]

Kyosho IF616WC - Color Sus. Bush Set (White/MP10)
Price:
£9.40
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-IF616WC
GTIN:
4548565470167
Condition:
Brand New
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What the MP10 Bush Set Does

The Kyosho IF616WC set supplies white suspension pivot bushes intended for use on MP10 chassis to support maintenance and repeatable setups. The white colour helps spot replaced components quickly during inspections.

Install this set to replace damaged or missing pivot bushes on MP10 models. The bushes provide the bearing surface between linkage pins and suspension arms, limiting play and improving consistent suspension geometry when assembling shock and arm units.

Installation is simple for those familiar with MP10 servicing: access the arm pivots, withdraw the old bushes, and press the replacements into position. After assembly, confirm the linkage operates freely without binding or excessive endplay.

Compatibility

  • MP10

Made for 1: scale RC suspension maintenance and tuning on MP10 chassis, this set gives a straightforward option to restore correct pivot interfaces and preserve consistent setup measurements.
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.

How often should I replace these bushes?

Replace bushes when you notice increased play at pivots, cracking, or drifting suspension geometry. Frequency depends on use; heavy running or rough surfaces accelerate wear.

Can worn bushes affect ride height or toe settings?

Worn bushes introduce play that can alter instantaneous geometry under load, which in turn may affect measured ride height or toe during dynamic conditions. Fresh bushes restore steadier geometry.

Is anything special required to seat these parts correctly?

Use even pressure and support the arm when pressing in the bush to avoid distortion. A soft-jawed vise or an appropriate driver reduces the risk of damage to the bush or arm bore.

Do these bushes need replacement in matched pairs?

For best consistency, replace bushes on both sides of the same suspension location if one side shows noticeable wear; this keeps symmetry and predictable handling during tuning.

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