Kyosho IF625HB HD Front Lower Suspension Arm LR Hard for MP10 Race-Ready  [KY-IF625HB]

Kyosho IF625HB - HD Front Lower Suspension Arm (LR/Hard/MP10)
Price:
CAD$20.32
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-IF625HB
GTIN:
4548565455720
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Rugged Front Lower Arm for Kyosho MP10

For drivers who want to keep their Kyosho MP10 performing under heavy use, the IF625HB HD Front Lower Suspension Arm is a solid upgrade. It is built to withstand aggressive track abuse while keeping predictable flex for steering control.

Built for High-Impact Racing

The Kyosho IF625HB uses a hard formulation to resist knocks and scrapes encountered during club racing. Its tougher construction helps reduce part failures without making the front end feel overly stiff.

Fitment and Simple Installation

Made for the Kyosho MP10 family, this arm drops in with minimal adjustments. Whether swapping a worn component or moving up from stock parts, the IF625HB fits cleanly and installs with standard hardware.
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.

Will the IF625HB fit older MP10 chassis versions?

This part is designed for the MP10 series, but fit can vary on very old revisions. Check your chassis layout and ballstud spacing before purchase.

Does the hard material affect handling feel?

The harder material increases impact durability and slightly reduces unwanted flex, which can sharpen front-end response under load.

Any tips for installing the front lower arm?

Inspect pivot pins and bushings, use the correct ballstud length, and torque hardware to spec to avoid binding. A quick alignment check after installation is recommended.

Should I change other suspension parts when upgrading?

If the arms were worn, check hubs, steering links and shocks for wear. Replacing matched components helps retain consistent handling.

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