Kyosho IFS001-715 Blue Big Shock Spring 7-1.5 L=70 Performance  [KY-IFS001-715]

Kyosho IFS001-715 - Big Shock Spring(Blue/7-1.5/L=70)
Price:
£10.78
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-IFS001-715
Condition:
Brand New
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Refine Ride and Handling with Kyosho IFS001-715

The Kyosho IFS001-715 blue shock spring is a precise option for hobbyists wanting to tweak ride height and mid-corner balance. With a 70mm length and a 7-1.5 rate it is matched to many 1/10 scale chassis to sharpen handling characteristics.

Suitable Conditions and Fit

Built to deliver steady spring action across different track conditions, this spring suits drivers who alternate between tarmac, carpet and light off-road circuits. It is compatible with Kyosho models such as the INFERNO MP10 and MP9 when used with standard shock hardware.

Why Fit This Spring

  • Stable Handling: Consistent spring rate helps maintain predictable steering balance.
  • Quick Upgrade: Straightforward fitment into common 1/10 shock bodies.
  • Made to Last: Finished to resist wear from regular running and servicing.
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 IFS001-715 suitable for carpet racing?

The 7-1.5 rate provides a firmer feel that can work well on carpet, though final damping and preload settings should be adjusted to suit your car.

What length is the spring and how does that affect fit?

The spring is 70mm free length, which determines preload and travel; confirm your shock travel to ensure full droop and compression without binding.

Can I use it to alter front end grip?

Swapping to a different spring rate like the 7-1.5 can change front end grip; test with small adjustments and tune dampers to keep balance between axle ends.

How should I care for the springs to preserve performance?

Keep springs free of dirt and inspect for nicks or coating wear. Replace if deformed, and check shock seals and oil to maintain consistent behaviour.

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