KC10 Steering Tie-Rod Replacement for Kyosho CL024  [KY-CL024]

Kyosho CL024 - Steering Tie-rod (KC10)
Price:
CAD$12.22
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-CL024
GTIN:
4548565513192
Condition:
Brand New
Quantity Discount
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2 $10.50 each $3.45 or 14%
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Replacement Steering Tie-Rod for KC10

This Kyosho CL024 steering tie-rod is a direct replacement designed for the KC10 chassis, intended for RC-scale steering linkage repair and setup. It links the steering knuckles to the steering assembly and transmits servo motion to the wheels.

Compatibility is restricted to the KC10 chassis platform; do not swap this part into other models unless the fit and thread pattern have been confirmed. The item is provided as a single linkage piece and is meant to be used with existing components such as the servo horn, steering bellcrank, and tie-rod ends.

Installation notes: remove the wheel and steering knuckle as required to reach the tie-rod ends, attach the correct ball cups or rod ends, and engage threads without forcing. After fitting, carry out a static steering check to confirm free movement and correct centering prior to final wheel alignment.

Tuning role: adjusting tie-rod length and rod-end positions alters steering geometry and feedback; make small incremental changes and validate handling on a controlled run.
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.

How do I install the Kyosho CL024 on a KC10?

Remove the wheel and knuckle as needed, fit the tie-rod using the correct rod ends or ball cups, secure threads without over-tightening, and reassemble. Verify movement before continuing.

What checks should I perform after fitting?

Confirm steering centering, ensure the linkage moves freely through full lock, check thread engagement, and make sure there is no binding at the rod ends before a test run.

Does tie-rod length change handling?

Yes. Small adjustments to length affect toe and steering throw, which changes turn-in and stability; adjust in small steps and reassess on track.

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