MR-4TCSD Graphite Rear Hub Upgrade 0.5deg - YOKSD415G05 by Yokomo [YOKSD415G05]

Yokomo SD415G05 - MR-4TCSD GRAPHITE REAR HUB (0.5DEG)

Price:

£10.73

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

YOKSD415G05

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Specification: graphite rear hub for MR-4TCSD

This graphite rear hub is specified for MR-4TCSD applications and provides a fixed 0.5deg rear toe bias. It is suited as a direct replacement or upgrade in MR-4TCSD-compatible drift chassis, with focus on rear suspension tuning and chassis behavior rather than extra features.

Installation notes: mount the hub in the standard rear hub location for MR-4TCSD designs and use the original mounting points and fasteners. Confirm fitment before final assembly, check wheel hex engagement and bearing seating, and apply torque to fasteners in line with your chassis manufacturer's recommendations.

Tuning role: implementing a 0.5deg rear toe bias adjusts rear-end balance by affecting turn-in stability and slip angle during drift runs. Graphite construction reduces compliance compared with softer options, delivering a firmer rear response when other rear geometry settings are altered.

Remark :

Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo 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.

What checks should I perform during installation?

Before finalising installation, check that the hub aligns with your chassis rear mounting points, confirm wheel hex engagement and bearing seating, and tighten fasteners to the torque values recommended by your chassis maker.

How does the 0.5deg setting affect drift setup choices?

A 0.5deg rear toe bias tends to stabilise the rear during sustained drifts, which can allow you to run slightly different front or shock settings to fine tune entry and mid-drift behaviour for smoother lines.