Yokomo B12-RTC-7 Graphite RTC Spacer for BD12/11 - Track Setup Part [B12-RTC-7]

Yokomo B12-RTC-7 Graphite RTC Axle Block Spacer (2.4mm) for BD12/11

Price:

NZD$19.96

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

B12-RTC-7

GTIN:

639342222971

Condition:

Brand New

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Description
FAQ

Dial in Rear Traction with the Yokomo Graphite Spacer

The Yokomo B12-RTC-7 Graphite RTC Axle Block Spacer is a compact upgrade aimed at improving BD12/11 chassis balance. Produced from durable graphite, it sits between the aluminium axle block and the suspension arm to lift the outer tie rod mounting point. That adjustment increases toe-in change through travel and helps the rear gain grip.

Better Balance and Feedback

Changing the toe-in characteristics influences how the car behaves under cornering and drive out. The spacer helps the rear settle and resist snap, offering more predictable handling as you tune spring and damping settings for specific track surfaces.

Designed for Direct Replacement

Made to match the geometry of Yokomo BD12 and BD11 platforms, this spacer installs without altering other components. Its accurate sizing makes it a practical choice for racers wanting quick, measurable changes to rear toe response.

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.

Will this spacer affect my toe settings at ride height?

The spacer modifies the tie rod geometry so toe at ride height can shift slightly as the suspension compresses, increasing dynamic toe-in change during cornering.

Is installation reversible if I want to revert to stock geometry?

Yes. The B12-RTC-7 installs between the axle block and arm and can be removed to restore the original tie rod position and toe behaviour.