Kyosho SCW001B Heavy-Duty 7075 Chassis Rail for Scorpion 2014  [KY-SCW001B]

Kyosho SCW001B - Hard Main Chassis Rail(7075/Scorpion 2014)
Price:
£53.17
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-SCW001B
GTIN:
4548565433995
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Stability Upgrade for Scorpion 2014

Kyosho SCW001B Hard Main Chassis Rail is crafted from durable 7075 aluminium to reinforce the Scorpion 2014 platform. The stiffer backbone helps the car maintain consistent lines across both circuit and off-road sections.

Material and Performance Advantages

7075 aluminium provides a good balance of strength and weight, increasing resistance to repeated impacts while keeping handling sharp and predictable during aggressive driving.

Simple Installation Guide

The SCW001B is machined to align with the Scorpion 2014 mounts for a straightforward swap. Fit the rail using standard RC tools and check screw torque to avoid creating stress points.
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 SCW001B compatible with other Scorpion upgrades?

The SCW001B is compatible with most bolt-on upgrades for the Scorpion 2014, but always check clearances when installing larger components or revised electronics trays.

Will it change ride height or stance?

The rail itself does not directly alter ride height, but increased stiffness can alter chassis behaviour, so a small ride height or setup tweak may be beneficial.

What maintenance should I do after fitting?

Regularly check mounting screws for tightness and inspect the rail after heavy impacts for any signs of cracking or stress. Replace fasteners if they show wear.

Should I use threadlocker on the bolts?

Using a medium-strength threadlocker on steel screws is a good practice to keep fasteners secure while still allowing service access when required.

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