Yokomo S4-203PA Graphite Servo Mount - Compatible with YZ-4S and B-YZ4SF  [S4-203PA]

Yokomo S4-203PA Graphite Servo Mount Plate for YZ-4S
Price:
NZD$16.32
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
S4-203PA
GTIN:
0639342188123
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Graphite bracket optimised for YZ-4S chassis

This graphite servo mount plate fits YZ-4S and the related B-YZ4SF chassis. Its stiff, lightweight construction aims to maintain servo location under load so steering geometry remains stable during cornering and setup changes.

Fitting notes: the design must be paired with the inner and outer post hardware listed by the maker, specifically inner post (S4-203A?1, 900) and outer post (S4-203AO?900). These posts are separate parts and are necessary to anchor the plate and servo into the chassis assembly.

Care advice: inspect spline alignment before final tightening, pick the appropriate screw lengths for your servo shell, and tighten incrementally to avoid over-compressing the graphite. Confirm the plate faces the correct way on the chassis and recheck linkage travel after assembly. The accessory changes servo positioning and steering characteristics rather than motor or drivetrain output.

Setup influence: altering the mount point or the plate stiffness will affect steering centring and transient response. Include this plate in a wider setup routine when tuning toe, servo rates, or throw for grip levels.

Compatibility

  • YZ-4S
  • B-YZ4SF
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.
Graphite trades some impact toughness for stiffness and lower weight. It resists flex well but can crack under sharp impacts; inspect the plate after hard crashes and replace if you find hairline fractures.
Repeated tightening in the same locations can introduce stress over time. Use correct fasteners and avoid excessive torque; if wear appears around mounting holes, consider replacing the plate.
Some drivers add backing plates or use a thin washer under screw heads to spread load. Any reinforcement must still allow correct servo geometry and not interfere with the required posts, which are sold separately.

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