3Racing SAK-D4828/BK Sakura D4 57mm Aluminum Oil Dampers - Drift Tune  [SAK-D4828/BK]

3RACING Sakura D4 57mm Aluminum Oil Damper Set For D4 - SAK-D4828/BK
Price:
CAD$43.39
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
SAK-D4828/BK
Condition:
Brand New
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Compact performance upgrade for Sakura D4

The 3Racing Sakura D4 57mm Aluminum Oil Damper Set is designed to tighten handling and improve control for RC drift sessions. These dampers focus on consistent damping and predictable feedback to help you dial in your drift lines.

Aluminum build for steady damping

Machined aluminum bodies provide strength without excess weight, giving steady compression and rebound characteristics. The result is repeatable performance lap after lap and reduced chassis roll during transitions.

Setup options for drifting

The oil-filled design allows precise adjustment of damping feel, letting drivers tune response for different tyre compounds and surface grip. Fine-tuning oil viscosity and preload will change how the car reacts during long slides and snap transitions.

Specifications

  • Length: 57mm
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Compatibility: Sakura D4 Chassis

A sensible upgrade for hobbyists wanting more tunability and durable hardware for Sakura D4 drift builds.

 

Product Reviews
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They are awesome! You guys are awesome! Had what i needed and they arrived in a timely manner. No damage, etc. Would buy again, would recommend.
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Köszönöm az árut hibátlanul megkaptam.A szállítás is gyors volt . D4 alumínium tömör tengelyt és a D4 alumínium szervtartót.És a kapcsoló készletet.

Will these dampers fit other chassis without modification?

They are built for the Sakura D4 geometry and mounting points. Some other cars might accept them with custom mounts or adjustments, but fitting is not guaranteed.

Which oil viscosities work best for drifting?

Silicone shock oil is recommended. Lighter oils give quicker response, while heavier oils smooth out transitions. Test a couple of viscosities to match your driving style and track surface.

How often should I service these dampers?

Inspect seals and piston wear after a few sessions, and refresh oil if you notice inconsistent damping. Regular cleaning and re-oiling keeps performance consistent.

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