Front Inner Suspension Arm Pins for B-Max4 - YOKBM009A Yokomo  [YOKBM009A]

Yokomo BM-009A - BMax4 Front Inner Suspension Arm Pinx4
Price:
NZD$10.22
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKBM009A
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Replacement inner pin for front suspension

The YOKBM009A set supplies four front inner suspension arm pins intended for the B-Max4 platform, offered as straightforward spares to maintain correct mounting and suspension behaviour in scaled RC cars.

Role and fit: these pins secure the inner edge of the front suspension arm to the chassis bulkhead or hinge mount, maintaining alignment and range of motion during cornering and impacts. Replace pins that exhibit wear, bending or looseness which can upset steering precision.

Installation tips: take off the wheel and slacken the nearby steering and suspension fasteners, extract the old pin, then insert the replacement until the arm pivots smoothly without excess play. Confirm any retaining clips or grub screws used on your B-Max4 and replace them if worn. No specialist tools are required beyond typical RC tool kits.

Tuning considerations: worn inner pins can shift camber and toe settings; fitting fresh pins is a basic maintenance task before changing shock rates or arm geometry. After installation, re-check tracking and perform a short run to validate handling.

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.
Remove the wheel, loosen nearby fasteners, remove the old pin, then press or slide the new pin into the arm hinge until it seats. Refit any clips or screws used on the B-Max4.
No special tools are needed; common RC maintenance tools such as pliers and hex drivers are typically enough to replace these pins.
Inspect retaining clips, bushings or set screws for wear and replace them if they show damage to ensure secure mounting after the pin change.

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