Kyosho IF704 Front Shock Stay for Inferno MP11 - spare part  [KY-IF704]

Kyosho IF704 - Front Shock Stay(MP11)
Price:
NZD$80.69
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-IF704
GTIN:
4548565504633
Condition:
Brand New
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MP11 front shock bracket

The Kyosho IF704 Front Shock Stay serves as a direct replacement component for the Inferno MP11 chassis family. It secures the front dampers and preserves the intended suspension geometry under dynamic loads.

Compatibility is stated for MP11 models, with MP11e included in the product category listing. This stay is supplied as a spare to renew correct shock placement following wear or damage and to support setup experimentation during tuning sessions.

Installation notes: match the stay's mounting holes to your MP11 shock tower, retain or replace fasteners according to the chassis guide, and make sure the stay does not interfere with shock bodies or linkages. After installation, check suspension travel and absorber alignment before extended operation.

Tuning role: by holding the shocks in their designed positions, the stay ensures changes in oil, spring rate, and shock length yield predictable handling adjustments. Replacing a compromised stay restores consistent damping response and makes setup repeatable.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho 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.

What material is the IF704 made from and how durable is it?

The listing describes the IF704 as a direct replacement stay; inspect it regularly for cracks or deformation after hard impacts to maintain safe suspension geometry.

How long should a shock stay last under normal use?

Lifespan varies with driving style and impacts; routine inspection after rough runs will reveal wear or bends that indicate replacement is needed.

Can a bent stay affect spring or oil performance?

Yes—if the stay moves the shock shaft angle or travel, spring preloads and damping feel can change, so a true stay is important for predictable setup.

Are there visual signs that indicate replacement is due?

Look for stress cracks, warped mounting holes, excessive play, or shock misalignment; any of these justify fitting a new IF704 to restore correct geometry.

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