Front Anti-Roll Bar Upgrade for YR-R12C3 & GT Series - R12-17MH by Yokomo [R12-17MH]

Yokomo R12-17MH Front Stabilizer Wire Medium/Hard for YR-R12C3/GT

Price:

NZD$5.53

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

R12-17MH

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Description
FAQ

Fine-tune cornering with the R12-17MH from Yokomo

The Yokomo R12-17MH Front Stabilizer Wire is an aftermarket upgrade aimed at drivers who want crisper handling. Compatible with YR-R12C3 and GT chassis, it comes in medium (black) and hard (gold) stiffness options so you can adjust front roll and balance for different track conditions.

Engineered to match many Yokomo platforms

This stabilizer wire is compatible with a wide selection of Yokomo models, such as the YR-R12C3, YR-R12C31, GT5-R35, GT5-SC430, GT3-REA, GT3-IS350, GT3-B4, GT3-CAX, GT3-BRZ, GT3-AHP, and GT-B, making it a versatile choice for racers and hobbyists alike.

Select stiffness to suit your driving

The medium option is tuned for balanced grip and control, while the hard option increases front-end stiffness for sharper response when driving more aggressively. Swap between them to find the best setup for your track.

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 long will the R12-17MH hold up under regular running?

With normal club use and routine inspection, the stabilizer wire should provide reliable service; check mounting points and hardware periodically for wear or loosening.

Any maintenance tips to extend its life?

Keep the mounting area free of grit and debris, ensure fasteners remain tight, and swap stiffness options as needed rather than forcing a bent wire back into shape.