Yokomo Z2-S2TRTA Shock Shaft for Rear Shock of YZ-2T  [Z2-S2TRTA]

Yokomo Z2-S2TRTA Shock Shaft for the Rear Shock of YZ-2T
Price:
USD$15.50
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
Z2-S2TRTA
GTIN:
0639342196470
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Rear shock shaft for YZ-2T

This is an RC-scale replacement shock shaft designed for the rear shock of the 2WD racing truck YZ-2T. The shaft has a titanium-coated surface aimed at reducing surface wear and maintaining smoother piston travel under frequent use.

The shaft design fixes the piston with screws, which helps maintain piston alignment and operating accuracy during compression and rebound cycles. In practical setup work it functions as a direct swap-in component where shaft wear or scoring has affected shock performance.

In tuning terms the shaft itself does not change spring rate or oil damping, but by preserving a smoother piston stroke it supports consistent damping behavior and repeatable adjustments across runs.

Specifications

  • Item Shock shaft for rear shock
  • Material Titanium-coated surface
  • Model Number Z2-S2TRTA
  • Compatibility Rear shock of YZ-2T, Supported chassis B-YZ2T

Use this shaft when replacing worn rear shock shafts on YZ-2T setups to restore smoother stroke and maintain shock consistency during practice and racing sessions.

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.
Yes, it is specified for the rear shock of the YZ-2T and lists support for the B-YZ2T chassis.
The titanium-coated surface is intended to resist scratches and wear, keeping the shaft surface smoother to reduce friction and prolong service life.
The piston is fixed with screws to improve alignment and operating accuracy, which helps maintain consistent damping characteristics.
No, the shaft itself does not alter spring stiffness or oil viscosity, but a smoother shaft can make damping adjustments more consistent.

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