Yokomo D-171PA 1.2x10.5 Pink Progressive Drift Spring Special  [D-171PA]

Yokomo D-171PA 1.2x10.5Turn (Pink) Progressive spring for Drift
Price:
£5.84
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
D-171PA
GTIN:
0639342206476
Condition:
Brand New
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Refine Drift Balance with the Yokomo D-171PA

The Yokomo D-171PA 1.2x10.5 Turn Pink Progressive Spring is designed to help drivers achieve more consistent drift lines. With a 32mm total length, it fits common drift setups and provides stepped resistance as load increases.

Blended Coil Geometry for Controlled Loading

This spring's combination of fine and coarse windings gives a compliant start for small disturbances and firmer support under larger compressions, stabilising traction and making slides more controllable.

Adjustable Pairing for Track or Practice Sessions

Pair the D-171PA with equal pitch springs to broaden your setup choices. Swapping combinations lets you tune roll speed and exit behaviour to match different layouts or personal driving style.
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.

How do progressive springs affect weight transfer?

Progressive springs change stiffness as the suspension compresses, giving softer initial travel for small inputs and increased resistance for larger weight shifts, which smooths weight transfer during slides.

Are there recommended damper settings to use with these springs?

Start with moderate damping and adjust rebound to control how the car recovers from a slide; stiffer rebound often pairs well with progressive springs to limit chassis roll recovery speed.

When should I replace the springs?

Replace springs if coils become uneven, if paint flaking causes binding, or if you notice inconsistent handling that does not respond to damper or preload changes.

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