Axial Yeti Precision Anti-thread Tie Rod Set YT160P by GPM  [YT160P]

Axial Racing Yeti Spring Steel Completed Anti-thread Tie Rod With Black Plastic Ends - 5pcs set (AX80119) - GPM YT160P
Price:
USD$12.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
YT160P
GTIN:
4894538242294
Condition:
Brand New
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Technical overview of anti-thread tie rods

This five piece set of spring steel anti-thread tie rods is manufactured for Axial Yeti models and fitted with black plastic ball ends. The assembly is supplied ready to install as a direct replacement for worn steering links while retaining original servo and steering geometry.

Installation follows the standard tie rod exchange: remove the original link, install the spring steel rod end into the existing ball cups, verify correct thread engagement and orientation, then secure. The polymer ball ends reduce metal-on-metal contact at the joint and the completed rods arrive prepared for immediate fitment.

From a performance perspective the rods are intended to reduce thread wear in rock and trail applications while maintaining OEM link geometry so steering feel and servo demand remain comparable, with the emphasis on reliable, long term component life.

What materials and design elements reduce thread wear?

The combination of spring steel rod construction and polymer ball ends limits direct thread abrasion and helps maintain engagement under load, reducing the chance of stripping in scale steering use.

Does fitting require changes to steering geometry?

No modifications are required; the rods are designed to use the Yeti's existing ball cups and mounting points so geometry and alignment are preserved during installation.

Recommended inspection routine?

Check thread engagement and ball end condition after initial runs and as part of routine maintenance; replace any rod showing deformation, stripped threads, or excessive wear to maintain safe steering performance.