Kyosho EF247 Plazma Mklll Front Wheel Shafts  [KY-EF247]

Kyosho EF247 - Front Wheel Shaft Set(2pcs)
Price:
CAD$0.00
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-EF247
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Upgrade Your Plazma Mklll with Kyosho EF247 Shafts

The Kyosho EF247 Front Wheel Shaft Set is made for the Plazma Mklll and provides a direct replacement that restores wheel alignment and dependable steering feel. The pair of shafts is engineered to balance strength with low weight so you get consistent handling during club races or practice runs.

Engineered Fit and Long Lasting Build

Built from quality materials, the Kyosho EF247 Front Wheel Shaft Set resists wear while maintaining tight tolerances for a precise fit in the Plazma Mklll chassis. That solid fit reduces play at the hub and helps preserve predictable steering at speed.

Simple Service and Straightforward Swap

Whether replacing worn parts or carrying out routine servicing, the EF247 shafts install without fuss using standard tools. The straightforward replacement process makes this set suitable for hobbyists who want a reliable repair or a quick upgrade between events.
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.

Are these shafts only for the Plazma Mklll?

The EF247 shafts are manufactured to match the Plazma Mklll specifications. They may physically fit other models with similar hubs, but compatibility is not guaranteed without checking dimensions.

What tools are needed to install the EF247 set?

Basic hand tools are typically all you need: wheel nut wrench, hex drivers for hub screws, and a small screwdriver for retainers. Follow the chassis manual for torque and sequence.

How often should I inspect these wheel shafts?

Check for end play and visible wear after a few hard sessions or if steering becomes vague. Replace the shafts if you notice bending, scoring, or loose hub fit to keep handling sharp.

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