Kyosho TF239 TF6 SP Steering Crank Arm Aluminium Upgrade  [KY-TF239]

Kyosho TF239 - Aluminum Steering Crank Arm (TF6 SP)
Price:
NZD$22.33
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-TF239
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Steering Precision for the TF6 SP Chassis

The Kyosho TF239 Aluminum Steering Crank Arm is tailored for the TF6 SP chassis to provide firmer steering feel and improved longevity. This metal upgrade cuts down on flex found in stock plastic arms and helps keep wheel alignment steadier under load.

Stronger Construction for Better Response

Manufactured from durable aluminum, the TF239 adds strength where the stock part can fail, letting you carry speed through turns with cleaner, more responsive steering. It is ideal for drivers wanting consistent handling at club events.

Easy Swap-In Fitment

The TF239 installs as a direct replacement on TF6 SP layouts, so you can upgrade quickly without altering the chassis. After fitting, verify linkage lengths and servo centring to ensure neutral steering geometry.
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.

Does the TF239 change steering throw or travel?

The TF239 replaces the stock arm without changing the geometry, so steering throw remains the same. Adjust tie rod lengths if you want to fine tune steering sensitivity.

Will I need to change my servo to use this part?

No special servo is required. The TF239 works with the same servos used on TF6 SP setups. High torque digital servos can further improve response but are not mandatory.

Are there any setup tips after fitting the aluminium arm?

After installation check steering centring, toe settings and ensure linkages move freely. A small amount of steering trim on your transmitter may be needed to re-centre the wheel.

How does aluminium affect shock feedback to the wheel?

Aluminium reduces unwanted flex, which can make steering feedback feel sharper. Expect a more direct connection between the front end and your steering input, especially on bumpy surfaces.

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