Yokomo D-181R Competition Progressive Springs 1.3x28mm  [D-181R]

Yokomo D-181R Competition Drift Springs Progressive ?1.3x28mm
Price:
£5.20
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
D-181R
GTIN:
639342200054
Condition:
Brand New
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Control Your Slides with Yokomo D-181R Progressive Springs

Yokomo D-181R Competition Drift Springs are aimed at RC drifters seeking finer machine feedback and more consistent slides. The springs are supplied in uncoated steel and engineered for competitive use.

Variable Rate for Better Handling

The progressive coil profile changes stiffness through the stroke to help maintain ride height while improving grip where it is needed. When fitted to the rear they increase traction during power slides; in the front they encourage predictable sliding with gentle steering feedback for precise inputs.

Setup Recommendations for Front and Rear

These springs measure 28mm in total length with a 1.3mm wire dimension to support consistent chassis height. For front applications consider the linear 1.5mm variant to sharpen steering response. They respond well to gyro adjustments and fine suspension tuning on technical layouts.
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.

Are Yokomo D-181R springs suitable for competition?

Yes, these springs are designed with competitive drift use in mind and offer consistent performance when matched to the correct shock setup.

What should I check before fitting these springs?

Check shock shaft compatibility, spring seat clearance and that the retainer secures the spring without binding.

Will they change my car balance significantly?

They can alter balance depending on placement; rear fitment tends to add rear grip while front fitment with a linear 1.5mm spring will increase front steering response.

Can I mix progressive and linear springs?

Yes, mixing a progressive spring at the rear with a linear front is a common setup to balance grip and steering feel.

How do I maintain these springs?

Inspect regularly for corrosion or deformation and keep the mounting area free of dirt to preserve performance.

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