Yokomo SD-TB36A 36mm Turnbuckle Precision Adjustment Link  [SD-TB36A]

Yokomo SD-TB36A Turnbuckle 36mm
Price:
£3.48
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
SD-TB36A
GTIN:
0639342211173
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Alignment Part Yokomo SD-TB36A 36mm Turnbuckle

The Yokomo SD-TB36A 36mm turnbuckle serves as a precise adjustment link for model car suspension tuning. It is often used on upper arms and steering links to fine tune handling characteristics.

Suitable for Competitive Setups

With a 36mm length, these turnbuckles match many competitive 1/10 scale configurations and help you dial in camber and toe for cornering performance. Small changes can noticeably affect track behaviour.

Durability for Regular Tuning

Produced from robust materials, these turnbuckles resist common wear and allow repeated adjustments without loss of accuracy. They are a useful component for routine setup and repairs.
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.

What vehicles commonly use 36mm links?

Many 1/10 touring cars and buggies use 36mm links in their front or rear suspension. Check your model's geometry diagrams to confirm recommended lengths.

How precise are the adjustments?

Adjustments are incremental and controlled by rotating the turnbuckle body, allowing small, repeatable changes to suspension or steering angles.

Should I replace turnbuckles after a crash?

Inspect for bends, stripped threads or looseness; replace any turnbuckle showing damage to avoid unpredictable alignment or handling issues on track.

Are there upgrade options for ends and ball studs?

You can often fit different rod ends or alloy ball studs if your model supports them, but verify thread sizes and end types before purchasing upgrades.

Do they affect ride height?

Turnbuckles adjust link length and geometry rather than spring preload; however, changes to camber or toe can influence perceived ride height and handling balance.

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