Kyosho TF287 Steel Cup Joint Upgrade for TF Series  [KY-TF287]

Kyosho TF287 - Lightweight Steel Cup Joint (Pin for Spool/2pcs)
Price:
CAD$15.04
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-TF287
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Stiffen Your Kyosho TF7.7 with Robust Steel Cup Joints

For club racers and hobbyists who value reliability, the Kyosho TF287 Lightweight Steel Cup Joint delivers a tough, serviceable solution. Built from quality steel for the TF7.7 chassis, these cup joints are made to resist wear and keep your drivetrain operating smoothly with pin type or C-joint universal swing shafts.

Compatibility Across Pin Type and C-Joint Shafts

The Kyosho TF287 cup joint is compatible with both pin type and C-joint universal swing shafts, letting you adapt setups for different tracks and driving styles. Upgrading to these steel cups reduces component fatigue and helps maintain predictable handling during extended sessions.

Benefits of the Lightweight Steel Cup Joint

  • Material: High-grade steel for improved toughness and service life
  • Compatibility: Designed to suit the TF7.7 chassis and common pin or C-joint shafts
  • Functionality: More consistent steering feel and reduced drivetrain wear
  • Use Case: Suited to club racing and regular maintenance upgrades
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 cup joints fit other Kyosho kits?

They are made for the TF7.7 but may fit other models with similar shaft geometry. Check the shaft diameter and joint spacing before assuming compatibility.

How does steel compare to aluminium for cup joints?

Steel offers greater resistance to deformation and impact, so it stands up better to hard landings and sustained stress, though it can add a little weight.

What maintenance do these joints need?

Inspect for play and corrosion regularly, keep mating surfaces clean, and use a light lubricant where appropriate to extend service life under race use.

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