Pitch-Control Shock Spring Yokomo YOKYX-40SS (Silver) for Pitching Damp  [YOKYX-40SS]

Yokomo YX-40SS - Shock Spring (Silver) for Pitching Damp
Price:
£4.83
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKYX-40SS
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About the Pitching-Damp Spring

The Yokomo YOKYX-40SS is manufactured as an RC-scale spring for pitching-damp type shock assemblies and is offered as a replacement or tuning spring for general R/C shock units where pitch tuning matters. The silver finish is aimed at matching model styling preferences.

To install: remove the shock cap, compress the shock as needed, slide the spring over the damper shaft and seat it against the retainer or lower perch. Confirm correct seating and adjust preload before final assembly to ensure consistent movement and to prevent binding at full compression.

In tuning terms, the spring alters pitching characteristics: a harder spring increases resistance to nose dive and pitch during braking or acceleration, while a softer option permits more pitch motion and a gentler initial response. Use this spring alongside suitable damper oil and piston choices to keep balance, and assess handling changes on circuit runs.

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.
The spring is intended for conventional pitching-damp shock assemblies and will fit common shaft diameters and spring perches used in those designs; always double-check fitment on your specific shocks.
Changing to a stiffer YOKYX-40SS rate reduces pitch under dynamic conditions, improving resistance to nose dive and offering a firmer initial response; match changes with damper settings for consistent balance.
After fitting, cycle the shock through its full travel to confirm there is no binding, verify spring seating and preload, then evaluate behavior on a test run to confirm desired pitch response.

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