YRX 12 Silicone Diaphragm for Pitching Damper - YOKYX40O by Yokomo  [YOKYX40O]

Price:
NZD$17.31
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKYX40O
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Silicone diaphragm for YRX 12 pitch damper

The Yokomo YOKYX40O silicone diaphragm serves as the flexible barrier inside the YRX 12 pitching damper, controlling the movement of air and oil to shape initial pitch damping and short-term response under acceleration and braking on 1/10 on-road models.

Silicone construction offers steady rebound and resilience compared with worn original parts, keeping pitch behavior predictable without changing shock oil or springs. This item is an aftermarket component intended for radio-controlled models only, not for real vehicles.

Replacing the diaphragm is a routine maintenance step: remove the damper cap, extract the old membrane, fit the new diaphragm ensuring it seats correctly, and reassemble. Verify the seal and keep contaminants away from the sealing surfaces to avoid early wear.

In handling setup, diaphragm selection is a subtle tuning lever. A firmer membrane will reduce front-end dive and sharpen transients, whereas a softer membrane increases compliance. Use diaphragm swaps with oil and spring adjustments for best balance.

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.
The diaphragm itself does not change oil viscosity but it affects how quickly the damper reacts. You may need to tweak oil grade or volume to complement the diaphragm stiffness for the handling you want.
Silicone tends to retain elasticity longer than some original rubber components, so you can expect more consistent pitch characteristics over time, provided the part is kept clean and free from cuts.
Work on a clean bench, inspect the seating surface for burrs, seat the diaphragm evenly, and test the damper in slow motion to confirm there are no leaks before reinstalling on the car.

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