Kyosho Motor Cycle Steering Post Aluminium with Ball Bearings KM048SP by GPM  [KM048SP]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Aluminium Steering Post With Springs & Bearings - 1set - GPM KM048SP
Price:
NZD$42.68
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM048SP
GTIN:
4894538133233
Condition:
Brand New
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Lightweight aluminium steering post for Kyosho Motor Cycle

This aftermarket steering post serves as an RC-scale replacement for Kyosho motorcycle models and is identified as KM048SP. It combines an aluminium shaft with dedicated springs and ball bearings to transfer servo input into smooth steering motion while supporting tuning adjustments.

Compatibility and role: intended for Kyosho Motor Cycle steering setups where a compact, low-friction post is needed. As an upgrade or spare it helps maintain steering precision; springs supply preload for return action and bearings lower pivot resistance.

Installation notes: check existing linkage geometry and mounting hardware before fitting and confirm bore and shaft clearances. Replace one side at a time when practical to preserve neutral alignment, use thread-lock where appropriate, and ensure the servo horn is aligned to prevent binding.

Tuning and maintenance: tweak spring preload while observing return behaviour, and ensure bearings spin freely to reduce hysteresis. Periodic bearing cleaning and light lubrication will help keep steering crisp, and recheck alignment after making servo or linkage adjustments.

Specifications

  • Item: Steering post with springs & ball bearings
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: KM048SP
  • Compatibility: Kyosho Motor Cycle

KM048SP is a practical aftermarket steering post for Kyosho Motor Cycle models, suited to hobbyists wanting aluminium construction with integrated springs and bearings for consistent steering behaviour.

Basic RC tools suffice: small hex drivers, pliers, and thread-lock. Check tolerances and use a torque approach suitable for small fasteners.
Yes, adjusting the spring preload changes return force while bearing condition affects smoothness, so both are useful tuning points.
Quality bearings reduce friction and can make steering feel more consistent, though overall slop also depends on linkage fit and fastener tightness.
Inspect bearings and springs after every few sessions, especially if you run on dusty surfaces, and re-torque fasteners as needed.

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