MR-4TCSD Graphite Rear Hub 0.5deg Toe Bias - YOKSD415G05 by Yokomo [YOKSD415G05]

Yokomo SD415G05 - MR-4TCSD GRAPHITE REAR HUB (0.5DEG)

Price:

CAD$20.24

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

YOKSD415G05

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Description
FAQ

Graphite rear hub tuned for MR-4TCSD

This RC-grade graphite rear hub is produced for MR-4TCSD layouts and provides a fixed 0.5deg rear toe bias. It is intended as a direct replacement or upgrade in MR-4TCSD-compatible drift packages, concentrating on chassis balance and rear suspension tuning rather than introducing extra features.

Installation notes: the hub mounts at the standard rear hub position on MR-4TCSD designs and uses the original hub assembly mounting points and fasteners. Confirm fitment before final assembly, check wheel hex engagement and bearing seating, and torque fasteners to your chassis manufacturer's recommended values.

Tuning role: a fixed 0.5deg rear toe bias alters rear-end behavior by affecting turn-in stability and slip angle during drift sections. The graphite construction reduces compliance compared with softer materials, producing a crisper rear response when you adjust other rear geometry settings.

Remark :

Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo 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.

How can I verify this hub fits my MR-4TCSD chassis?

The hub is specified for MR-4TCSD fitment; verify alignment with your chassis rear hub mounting points and confirm the wheel hex and bearing dimensions match before completing installation.

Will the 0.5deg toe bias noticeably change handling?

A 0.5deg rear toe bias generally increases rear stability and smooths sustained drifts, often making the car easier to control while slightly delaying oversteer compared with neutral rear toe.