Kyosho ORG38 O-Ring S38 Replacement Seal Set (2pcs)  [KY-ORG38]

Kyosho ORG38 - O-Ring S38 (2pcs.)
Price:
CAD$6.48
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-ORG38
GTIN:
4548565306312
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Kyosho ORG38 O-Ring S38 service notes

For hobbyists who spend time on upkeep and performance, the Kyosho ORG38 O-Ring S38 is a dependable spare part. Made with the Surfer 4 series in mind, these O-rings help keep water out of critical joints so your craft runs smoothly and stays protected during regular use.

On-water reliability

The O-Ring S38 delivers a snug seal to help preserve the hull and internal components of your Surfer 4. When fitted correctly, they minimise leaks and support consistent handling across calm lakes and choppier conditions.

Fit and installation notes

These rings are tailored for Kyosho Surfer 4 models and are straightforward to fit during routine maintenance. The simple installation makes them a practical spare to carry for field repairs and quick swaps.
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.

Can I use the ORG38 O-Ring S38 on other watercraft brands?

The ORG38 O-Ring S38 is specified for Kyosho Surfer 4 fitment. It may fit other models with the same dimensions, but cross-compatibility is not guaranteed without measuring the shaft and seal seats first.

How can I tell when the O-rings need replacing?

Inspect seals after heavy use or if you notice moisture in the hull. Look for cracking, flattening, or hardening of the rubber and replace the pair if any wear is visible.

Any tips for installing the O-rings without damaging them?

Use a small amount of silicone grease to ease fitting and avoid twisting the ring. Work slowly and ensure the seal sits evenly in its groove before reassembling the shaft housing.

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