Drift Package Aluminum Front A-Arm Upgrade - Durability Focus - YOKD135 by Yokomo  [YOKD135]

Yokomo D-135 - Aluminum Front A Arm Conversion Kit for Drift Package
Price:
NZD$111.09
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKD135
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Aluminium upgrade to stabilise front suspension

The Yokomo YOKD135 conversion set replaces the original front A-arm components in Drift Package configurations with CNC aluminium parts designed for RC drift use. It preserves the original attachment geometry so the parts mount where the Drift Package layout expects them.

Choosing aluminium arms offers a firmer pivot platform that improves the repeatability of steering inputs and roll response. This helps you lock in camber and toe settings, so small tuning moves translate into predictable changes on the track or practice surface.

Installation guidance: intended for front assemblies compatible with the Drift Package; always verify part alignment and hole spacing against your front assembly before fitting. Follow the Drift Package mounting pattern and perform a full alignment after installation to confirm geometry targets.

Specifications

  • Item Aluminum Front A Arm Conversion Kit
  • Material Aluminum
  • Model Number YOKD135
  • Compatibility Drift Package

For enthusiasts wanting a more durable front end in a Drift Package build, the Yokomo YOKD135 provides aluminium A-arms that integrate with drift-specific front assemblies and support dependable tuning results.
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.

How do aluminium arms affect wear and service intervals?

Aluminium reduces plastic wear at pivot points but inspect metal-to-metal contacts and bushings regularly. Replace worn bushings to avoid accelerated wear on mating parts.

Are these parts corrosion resistant?

Aluminium has good corrosion resistance, but salt or chemical exposure can still affect finish. Clean and dry components after wet sessions to protect the surface.

Can I expect faster fatigue compared to plastic?

Metal arms typically resist deformation better than plastic and are less prone to permanent flex, though impacts can still cause bends; inspect after crashes and replace if damaged.

How should I maintain the pivot interfaces?

Keep pivot areas free of grit, use appropriate lubricants on bushings, and check for play. Tighten fasteners to the recommended values and monitor for fretting.

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