3Racing Sakura D4 Aluminium Y-Shape Front Lower Suspension SAK-D4804/BK  [SAK-D4804/BK]

3RACING Sakura D4 Aluminum Y Shape Front Lower Suspension for D4 - SAK-D4804/BK
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NZD$39.06
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
SAK-D4804/BK
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Improved front-end control with the 3Racing SAK-D4804/BK

For drivers tuning their Sakura D4, this aluminium Y-shape front lower suspension adds a firmer front link that sharpens steering feel. The 3Racing component is aimed at hobbyists who want cleaner inputs and reduced flex at speed.

Aluminium strength for repeatable handling

The Y-shaped aluminium arm increases resistance to bending while keeping the mass down. That stability helps maintain consistent lap times and reduces unpredictable chassis movement when cornering hard.

Straightforward fit to the Sakura D4 chassis

Designed to match the Sakura D4 mounting points, the arm drops in with the existing hardware. The simple swap means less garage time and more on-track testing.

Specifications

  • Material: Aluminum
  • Design: Y-Shape
  • Compatibility: Sakura D4 Chassis

This 3Racing SAK-D4804/BK arm is a useful upgrade for Sakura D4 owners who want firmer steering feedback and improved durability without complex setup changes.

Will fitting this change my shock settings?

Shock springs and damping may need minor adjustments after fitting, as front stiffness changes how the car rolls and reacts to bumps.

Can this handle offroad use or is it track only?

While robust, the SAK-D4804/BK is optimised for on-road and smooth surfaces; heavy offroad impacts could still bend or damage any aluminium arm.

Does the aluminium arm affect front-end weight distribution?

Weight change is minimal versus plastic, but the stiffer arm alters dynamic response more than static balance, so expect a firmer front feel.

Is any break-in required for aluminium suspension arms?

No mechanical break-in is required, though you should check fasteners after initial runs and re-torque as needed.

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