Yokomo FA-19587ST ICON Titanium Shaft Rotor 12.5mm x 7.25mm - Competition  [FA-19587ST]

Yokomo FA-19587ST ICON Titanium Shaft Rotor ?12.5mmx7.25mm
Price:
£51.53
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
FA-19587ST
GTIN:
639342199921
Condition:
Brand New
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Yokomo FA-19587ST Titanium Shaft Rotor for Competitive Builds

Hobbyists and racers looking for a precise rotor upgrade will find the Yokomo FA-19587ST Titanium Shaft Motor Rotor a sound choice. Specifically for titanium shaft motors, this rotor is produced to support stable rotation and reduced inertial load during aggressive driving.

How Titanium Improves Motor Behaviour

Titanium shafts offer a good balance of strength and lightness, reducing the chance of bending while trimming rotational weight. This results in more immediate throttle response and steadier motor behaviour in demanding race conditions.

Fitment and Usage Advice

Keep in mind that the FA-19587ST is only compatible with titanium shaft motors. Do not attempt to install it on steel shaft motors as mismatches can cause performance issues or premature wear. Always confirm shaft material before fitting.

Specifications

  • Material: Titanium Shaft
  • Compatibility: Titanium Shaft Motors Only
  • Use Case: Enhanced Performance for Racing and Competitive Use

The Yokomo FA-19587ST Titanium Shaft Motor Rotor is a specialist upgrade for those running titanium shaft motors and seeking a refined, performance-oriented rotor.
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.

Will this rotor affect motor balance?

A precise rotor like this should maintain or improve rotational balance if installed correctly, helping reduce vibration at high revs.

Do I need to change gearing after fitting?

Gearing changes are not automatically required; any tuning should be based on lap times and motor behaviour after the upgrade.

Is this suitable for novice builders?

Novices can fit the rotor with care, but some experience with motor assembly is helpful to ensure correct fit and endplay settings.

How often should I inspect the rotor?

Check the rotor and bearings periodically for runout and wear, especially after hard sessions or impacts, to keep performance consistent.

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