Yokomo YZ-415 Performance Steering Blocks for YZ-870C  [YZ-415]

Yokomo YZ-415 Alum. Steering Block L/R for YZ-870C
Price:
NZD$35.88
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YZ-415
GTIN:
300
Condition:
Brand New
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Sharper handling with Yokomo YZ-415

The Yokomo YZ-415 Aluminum Steering Block Set is aimed at drivers wanting improved steering control and tougher components. Tailored for the YZ-870C chassis, this part helps reduce unwanted flex and delivers a more direct steering feel on a variety of surfaces.

Rugged aluminium construction for lasting use

Crafted from durable aluminium, the YZ-415 units are resistant to wear and offer consistent geometry under load. That stability translates into steadier steering inputs and less downtime replacing plastic components.

Plug-in fit for the YZ-870C chassis

Manufactured to align with the Yokomo YZ-870C mounting points, these steering blocks allow a clean swap while keeping existing steering linkages intact. The result is reliable fitment and predictable handling adjustments.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo 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 I use these on an older YZ series car?

The YZ-415 is specifically produced for the YZ-870C. Older YZ models may differ in mounting points, so verify dimensions before attempting to fit them to other chassis.

Do aluminium blocks affect steering feel noticeably?

Yes, switching from plastic to aluminium typically reduces flex and sharpens steering feedback, giving a more immediate response to input from the transmitter.

Are there common upgrades to pair with these blocks?

Users often combine aluminium steering blocks with upgraded turnbuckles and metal ball cups to create a firmer and more adjustable front end.

Will using aluminium increase wear on other parts?

Aluminium is stiffer than plastic, so adjacent plastic components can see more stress. Inspect mating parts and consider metalised replacements where needed.

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