BD7/BD5 Rear Aluminum Hub Carrier 0.5deg BD-415A05 Yokomo [BD-415A05]

Yokomo BD-415A05 Aluminum Rear hub carrier 0.5degreefor BD7/BD5

Price:

NZD$23.46

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

BD-415A05

GTIN:

3888

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Description
FAQ

Precision machined rear hub for BD7/BD5

This machined aluminum rear hub carrier is built for Yokomo BD7 and BD5 1/10 touring chassis. It upgrades rear stiffness over the OEM plastic or softer alloy items, delivering a firmer rear end that supports stable lap-to-lap performance.

The hub carrier incorporates a 0.5 degree toe-in bias relative to stock, so you can achieve rear toe change without modifying hub mount geometry. Combining the carrier with alternate arm mount positions extends the tuning window for rear traction and steering response.

Contents are one right and one left aluminum rear hub carrier sized for the chassis models listed in the compatibility section below. This product is intended for RC setup adjustments only.

Included in the pack

Aluminum rear hub carrier R - 1 pcs
Aluminum rear hub carrier L - 1 pcs

Compatibility

DP-DIB2
DP-DIB2R
DP-DIB2A
DP-DIB2RA
DP-DIB
DP-DIBR
DP-DIBG
DP-DIBRS
DP-DIBL
DP-DIBLR
DP-DIBLG
DP-DIBRSB
MRTC-BD7RS
MRTC-BD715B
MRTC-BD715O
MRTC-BD715S
MRTC-BD716
MRTC-BD716H
MRTC-BD716O
MRTC-BD716S
MRTC-BD7RS2

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.

How do I fit these hub carriers to my BD7 or BD5?

Remove the stock hubs and install the aluminium carriers in the same mounting locations. No chassis modification is required; use the original hardware unless noted otherwise.

Any special torque or assembly tips?

Tighten screws to avoid binding but do not over-torque. Check wheel bearing preload and suspension geometry after installation to confirm correct clearance and alignment.