B-MAX Gokuraku Rear Aero Narrow Wing Compatible with Yokomo YOKZSGWBN  [YOKZSGWBN]

Yokomo ZS-GWBN - B-MAX Gokuraku Offroad Wing (Narrow Size)
Price:
NZD$20.28
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKZSGWBN
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Slim off-road rear aero

The Yokomo YOKZSGWBN is a slim-format off-road rear wing made for mounting on compatible 1/10 off-road shells, including those from the B-MAX Gokuraku lineup cited in the title. It is intended as a body-trim aerodynamic piece for vehicles that accept narrow wing mounting and standard post fittings.

Installation requires verifying the body's wing post layout and trimming the wing base where necessary to fit the shell cutouts accurately. This wing suits standard wing posts and commonly used mounting hardware on off-road buggies and short-course bodies; align parts carefully and avoid over-tightening to protect the body post openings.

From a setup perspective the narrower plan form reduces frontal area compared with wider items, which can cut drag and deliver a crisper rear end with moderate downforce. Minor angle adjustments let you dial rear grip and mid-corner behaviour without wholesale suspension or tyre changes.
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 wing durable enough for rough tracks?

The wing is moulded from ABS which offers good everyday durability, but heavy impacts can crack thin sections. Inspect mounting points after crashes and replace if any deformation appears.

Can I heat-bend or reshape the wing?

Light heat can be used carefully on ABS to adjust minor shape, but use low heat and slow movements. Excessive heating risks warping the mounting surfaces and weakening the part.

How should I care for the wing after racing?

Clean off grit and inspect for stress marks after each session. Tighten hardware gently and replace any worn fasteners to keep the wing seating secure.

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