Kyosho OT272 64.7mm Swing Shaft Set for Optima Mid - Durable Upgrade  [KY-OT272]

Kyosho OT272 - Swing Shaft 64.7mm (2pcs/OPTIMA Mid)
Price:
CAD$17.73
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-OT272
GTIN:
4548565419043
Condition:
Brand New
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Upgrade Your Optima Mid Drivetrain with Kyosho Precision

For Optima Mid fans, the Kyosho OT272 Swing Shaft Set is a practical upgrade that improves drivetrain resilience and keeps power delivery smooth under race conditions. These 64.7mm shafts are made to endure frequent use while helping maintain consistent handling from the Legendary Series Optima Mid.

Built for Longevity and Smooth Power

The Kyosho OT272 swing shafts are machined to tight tolerances to reduce slop and improve longevity in the drivetrain. That translates into fewer surprises on the track and steadier response when accelerating or cornering, whether you run weekly club races or weekend practice sessions.

Fitting and Care Notes

Installing the Kyosho OT272 Swing Shaft Set is straightforward for most hobbyists. Clean mating parts before fitting and apply a light, RC-grade lubrication to pivot areas to cut friction. Inspect the shafts periodically for wear and replace any damaged units to preserve drivetrain health.
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 these shafts fit other Kyosho models?

These shafts are specified for the Optima Mid in the Legendary Series. Other Kyosho models may use different lengths or fittings, so check dimensions before assuming compatibility.

How often should I lubricate the swing shafts?

Apply a light coat of RC-appropriate grease or oil during initial installation and inspect lubrication every few runs, topping up when you notice increased friction or noise.

What are signs the shafts need replacing?

Look for play in the joints, visible wear, or uneven handling. If you experience binding or excessive lash, replace the swing shafts to avoid drivetrain damage.

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