Kyosho OL045 Offset Rod End - Compatible with Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0  [KY-OL045]

Kyosho OL045 - Offset Rod End
Price:
NZD$0.00
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-OL045
GTIN:
4548565522262
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Adjustable offset linkage end

This offset rod end functions as an RC linkage terminal for the Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0 truck series. It upgrades or replaces the existing rod end to permit subtle changes to steering and suspension geometry while retaining a compact connection point.

Compatibility: intended for the Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0 truck series; confirm thread pattern and length of your current turnbuckle or linkage rod ends to ensure correct fit before attempting installation.

Installation notes: take off the current rod end from the linkage, screw the offset rod end onto the turnbuckle or rod, check the offset direction relative to the chassis clearance, and fasten using your original hardware. Make gradual adjustments and verify steering return and suspension travel after each change.

Tuning role: the offset rod end alters the end-point position of a linkage without big changes to turnbuckle length, making it easier to dial in toe, steering throw, and neutral alignment. Employ it for incremental steering feel refinements or to correct small setup issues found during testing.

Maintenance: routinely check for joint play, keep grit out of the connection, and replace any worn rod ends promptly to maintain predictable steering and suspension response.

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.
It is supplied for use on the Outlaw Rampage PRO 2.0; in most cases it fits without modification but always verify threads and clearance before fitting.
Orient the offset so it clears nearby chassis or suspension parts, then lock the fasteners. Make small steering tests and re-adjust if necessary to achieve the desired geometry.
Noticeable play at the joint, rough movement, or corrosion are cues to replace the rod end to avoid steering inaccuracy.

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