Yokomo YZ-003P Aluminum Upper Deck Post for Works'91 TeamSpec  [YZ-003P]

Yokomo YZ-003P Aluminum Upper Deck Post for Works\\\'91 TeamSpec
Price:
USD$5.20
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YZ-003P
GTIN:
3888
Condition:
Brand New
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Aluminum Upper Deck Post

This YZ-003P aluminum post is an RC-scale replacement part designed to support the upper deck at the centerline of Works'91 TeamSpec chassis. It serves as a structural mounting point that helps maintain the intended spacing and alignment of the top deck relative to the main chassis rails.

Intended role and tuning impact: installed at the chassis center, the post contributes to how the upper deck transfers load across the hull, which affects mid-section rigidity and the balance between front and rear responses during cornering. Use this post as part of incremental setup changes when assessing deck stiffness or when standard mounting points require a durable metal option.

Installation notes: fitment follows the central upper deck mounting positions on compatible chassis models, confirm alignment with existing holes before final fastening, and check thread engagement and clearance around suspension linkages after fitment.

Compatibility

Suitable for YZ-W91TS and YZ-W91 chassis, Works'91 TeamSpec.
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.

What does this upper deck post do?

It supports the central section of the upper deck, helping to control deck alignment and influence chassis mid-section stiffness for tuning.

Which chassis fit this post?

The part is listed as compatible with Works'91 TeamSpec YZ-W91TS and YZ-W91 chassis; verify your chassis mount pattern before fitting.

How should I care for the aluminum post?

Inspect for burrs or damage after crashes, ensure fasteners remain secure, and avoid over-tightening to protect mating threads and surrounding components.

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