Yokomo YOKRP-078 Linear Ultra Shock Spring 2.6 - Shock Spring for R/C Cars  [YOKRP-078]

Yokomo RP-078 - Linear Ultra Shock Spring 2.6
Price:
CAD$18.27
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKRP-078
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Tune dampers with a predictable linear rate

The Yokomo YOKRP-078 Linear Ultra Shock Spring 2.6 is an R/C-scale replacement spring intended for use in standard shock assemblies found on radio-controlled cars. This is a mechanical suspension component for setup work, not an electrical or motor upgrade.

In everyday setup the linear 2.6 profile keeps force progression predictable through travel, which makes small changes to preload or damping easier to evaluate. Use it when you want consistent feedback while iterating suspension settings one step at a time.

Fitting is normally simple on shocks that accept common spring ends; always confirm spring seat compatibility before final assembly. Inspect alignment, avoid binding at full droop or compression, and verify free piston travel after reassembly.
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.

Will this spring fit my existing shock body?

Check that your shock accepts the same spring end style and that the internal travel and spring seat dimensions match. If those align, the spring will install like a standard replacement.

What handling changes should I expect from a 2.6 linear spring?

A linear spring produces a steady increase in force through travel, so adjustments to preload or damper settings yield consistent and repeatable changes in balance and response.

Any tips to prevent installation problems?

Ensure correct seating on the retainer, confirm there is no lateral binding throughout the stroke, and make small incremental changes when testing preload or damping to isolate effects.

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