Yokomo YOKIB414KBC Button Head King Pin Ball for Aluminium Steering Block (ISO 3mm)  [YOKIB414KBC]

Yokomo IB-414KBC - Button head king pin ball for Aluminum steering block (ISO/3mm Screw)
Price:
£4.59
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKIB414KBC
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Button-head king pin ball for aluminium steering block use

This ball connector secures a king pin to an aluminium steering block with an ISO 3mm screw thread. The button-head shape keeps the stud profile low to avoid clashes with adjacent steering and suspension parts on touring and on-road RC vehicles.

Compatibility depends on the screw standard and hole spacing of the steering block; this item fits blocks that accept an ISO 3mm screw. Check that the block accepts a button head screw and that the ball seat geometry matches your steering linkage prior to purchase.

Installation is straightforward for experienced modellers: use the correct ISO 3mm screw, attach the ball stud to the steering block, and verify the joint moves freely without undue play. Inspect ball-seat contact and re-torque after initial running; replace the ball if wear or looseness appears.

As a tuning component, the low-profile ball joint can reduce linkage bind and help maintain consistent steering when combined with proper shims and tight king pin assemblies.
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.

Is this compatible with all aluminium steering blocks?

It is compatible with blocks that accept an ISO 3mm button head screw, but you must confirm both thread size and ball seat geometry for a proper fit.

What should I inspect after first use?

After initial runs, re-check that the ball-seat contact is secure, re-torque the screw, and examine the ball surface for signs of wear or slack. Replace if necessary.

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