YR-R12C3/GT Front Stabilizer Wire for Tuned Roll Control - Yokomo R12-17MH [R12-17MH]

Yokomo R12-17MH Front Stabilizer Wire Medium/Hard for YR-R12C3/GT

Price:

CAD$4.56

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

R12-17MH

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FAQ

Dial in handling with the Yokomo R12-17MH stabilizer wire

The Yokomo R12-17MH Front Stabilizer Wire gives hobbyists a straightforward upgrade to refine their car's handling. Built to install on YR-R12C3 and GT series chassis, it is offered in two stiffness levels: medium (black) and hard (gold). These choices let drivers balance front roll and steering feel across different surfaces.

Built for wide model compatibility

The R12-17MH stabilizer wire fits a broad range of Yokomo models, including the YR-R12C3, YR-R12C31, GT5-R35, GT5-SC430, GT3-REA, GT3-IS350, GT3-B4, GT3-CAX, GT3-BRZ, GT3-AHP, and GT-B. That compatibility makes it an easy upgrade path to improve cornering stability and predictability.

Two stiffness settings to match driving style

Choose medium for balanced control in everyday club runs, or the hard option for a firmer front end and reduced body roll when pushing harder. The dual options help you tune the car to your preferred driving approach.

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.

Is the R12-17MH simple to fit on a YR-R12C3?

Installation is generally straightforward using the existing stabilizer mount points on compatible chassis; basic hand tools are usually sufficient. Follow your chassis manual for exact mounting locations.

Will changing between medium and hard noticeably change steering?

Yes. The medium wire gives a more neutral, forgiving feel, while the hard wire reduces roll and can make the front end feel more direct under cornering.