Kyosho TF268-01B Carbon Composite Front Suspension Arm TF7  [KY-TF268-01B]

Kyosho TF268-01B - Carbon Composite Front Suspension Arm(1pcs/TF7)
Price:
£7.33
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-TF268-01B
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Take TF7 Handling Further with Kyosho TF268-01B

The Kyosho TF268-01B Carbon Composite Front Suspension Arm upgrades the TF7 front end by offering a controlled, responsive feel. Its carbon composite construction delivers a firm platform that withstands impacts while keeping mass low for nimble steering.

Advantages of Carbon Composite Construction

Using carbon composite gives the arm a high strength to weight characteristic, reducing unwanted flex without adding heft. The TF268-01B benefits drivers who want consistent steering input and reliable component life under race conditions.

Installation and Handling Effects

Engineered for the TF7 chassis, this arm fits with minimal fuss and uses existing mounting points. Relocating the shock mounting inward increases suspension leverage, which can improve front-end bite when combined with appropriate damper settings.
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 special hardware needed to fit this arm?

Typically you can reuse the TF7 hardware, but check for worn pins or bushes and replace them if there is movement to ensure correct alignment.

Does this arm change durability in crashes?

The carbon composite offers good impact resistance and can reduce breakage compared with some plastics, but large impacts can still damage any suspension arm.

What setup adjustments should follow installation?

After fitting, re-check toe and camber and adjust shock pistons and oil to suit the altered leverage; small incremental changes will find the best handling balance.

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