Kyosho NT007 Precision Suspension Shafts for QRC Truck Series  [KY-NT007]

Kyosho NT007 - Suspension Shaft Set
Price:
NZD$18.41
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-NT007
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Precision Shafts for QRC Trucks - Kyosho NT007

The Kyosho NT007 Suspension Shaft Set delivers precise suspension travel for the QRC truck line. Crafted in steel, the set focuses on consistent articulation and extended component life so your truck responds predictably on rough tracks.

Strong Steel Build

These shafts are made from quality steel to hold up under repeated impacts and heavy loads. The material choice helps reduce deformation and keeps suspension geometry stable during hard runs.

Designed Around QRC Truck Fitment

Kyosho NT007 shafts are shaped to match QRC truck mounting points, allowing straightforward installation and reliable alignment without extra adaptors or machining.

Service Friendly Upgrade

Ideal for maintenance or modest upgrades, the shaft set is engineered for a snug fit and predictable wear characteristics, making part replacement and setup checks easier.
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.

Can these be fitted by a weekend builder?

Yes. With basic tools and a service manual, the Kyosho NT007 shafts slot into the QRC truck suspension without complex setup steps.

Do I need to treat the steel for corrosion resistance?

Steel will benefit from light oil or a corrosion inhibitor if the truck is used in wet or salty conditions. Regular cleaning helps preserve finish and function.

Are these compatible with aftermarket arms?

Compatibility depends on arm geometry. Check the mount spacing and shaft dimensions against the aftermarket parts before fitting.

How often should I inspect the shafts?

Inspect them after heavy sessions or every few runs for signs of wear, bending or play to ensure consistent handling.

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