Kyosho Motor Cycle Aftermarket Steering Post Aluminium KM048SP by GPM  [KM048SP]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Aluminium Steering Post With Springs & Bearings - 1set - GPM KM048SP
Price:
£18.51
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM048SP
GTIN:
4894538133233
Condition:
Brand New
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Replacement aluminium steering post suited to Kyosho Motor Cycle

This aftermarket steering post is a scale replacement for Kyosho motorcycle models and is identified by the part number KM048SP. It pairs an aluminium shaft with springs and ball bearings to support the steering linkage and convert servo commands into reliable wheel movement.

Compatibility and role: intended for Kyosho Motor Cycle steering arrangements requiring a compact post. Use it as a spare or upgrade to aid maintenance and tuning: springs give preload for return while bearings reduce friction at the pivot.

Installation notes: inspect the steering linkage and mounting hardware before fitting, confirm bore and shaft tolerances, and if practical change one side at a time to keep alignment. Employ appropriate thread-lock and apply correct torque to fasteners, then verify servo horn position to prevent binding.

Tuning and maintenance: adjust spring preload and monitor bearing freedom during setup; freer bearings lower hysteresis while firmer preload improves return. Clean and lightly lubricate bearings regularly and re-check alignment after any servo or linkage adjustments.

Specifications

  • Item: Steering post with springs & ball bearings
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: KM048SP
  • Compatibility: Kyosho Motor Cycle

KM048SP is a practical aftermarket choice for Kyosho Motor Cycle steering systems, designed for hobbyists who favour aluminium parts with integrated springs and bearings for consistent steering response.

Compare the replacement post's shaft diameter and mounting footprint to your original part and check clearances around the steering linkage before purchase.
If the old bearings show wear or roughness, replace them. New bearings help achieve the smooth pivot action intended with this post.
Yes, inspect and clean bearings periodically, check springs for signs of fatigue, and confirm fastener torque to maintain steering performance.
Changes are controlled: bearings reduce friction and springs add preload, so you can tune for a balance between smoothness and return without radical shifts.

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