30mm Titanium Tie-Rod Turnbuckle for 1/10 R/C - Yokomo YOKZCTB30A  [YOKZCTB30A]

Yokomo ZC-TB30A - 30mm Titanium Turnbuckles
Price:
CAD$14.78
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKZCTB30A
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30mm Turnbuckle for 1/10 Tie-Rods

The Yokomo YOKZCTB30A 30mm titanium turnbuckle is an R/C scale adjustment link made for tie-rod and steering linkage assemblies. It lets builders and tuners dial in toe and steering geometry without replacing whole link sets.

Constructed from titanium, the body offers improved corrosion resistance and a favorable stiffness-to-weight balance versus common steel alternatives. In use this part serves as a direct replacement where a 30mm adjustable link is required and a titanium option is preferred.

Fitting is simple: remove the old turnbuckle, screw the new unit into the ball cups or rod ends until threads engage cleanly, and then make small adjustments while checking wheel alignment. Inspect threads and rod ends periodically to avoid loose steering or binding.

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.

What length is this turnbuckle and what does that refer to?

The model designation indicates a nominal 30mm link length; this typically refers to the usable threaded span or the nominal centre-to-centre length used by manufacturers for 30mm tie-rod applications.

Why would I choose a titanium turnbuckle over a steel one?

Titanium gives better corrosion resistance and a lower weight while maintaining good strength, which can reduce unsprung weight and help prevent rust in damp environments.

Any basic checks after installation to keep steering consistent?

Ensure threads are fully engaged but not over-tightened, confirm there is no endplay in rod ends, and recheck wheel alignment after each incremental adjustment. Replace any worn ball cups or rod ends promptly.

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