Mon-Teck Racer Type Wing 0.75mm for 1/10 Touring - Yokomo SP-WRMS  [SP-WRMS]

Price:
NZD$8.20
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
SP-WRMS
GTIN:
11
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0.75mm Touring Wing: Mon-Teck Racer Type

This Mon-Teck Racer Type wing, sold under the Yokomo SP-WRMS name, is a medium 0.75mm polycarbonate rear wing manufactured by Montec in Italy for 1/10 on-road touring applications.

The thinner polycarbonate construction reduces peak downforce versus heavier sections and promotes quicker rotation and improved turn-in on tight corners. That characteristic makes it a strong candidate for technical circuits and high-grip surfaces where mid-corner balance is critical.

Install the wing using the car's standard rear wing posts and mounting hardware, checking fit and trimming the edges if required to align with your chassis mounting points. The component is intended as an RC-scale touring wing to adjust or replace rear aerodynamic balance on compatible 1/10 touring chassis.

Compatibility

  • MRTC-BD919
  • MRTC-BD919S
  • MRTC-BD10
  • MRTC-BD10A
  • MRTC-BD10LC
  • MRTC-BD10LCA
  • MRTC-BD10LCR
  • MRTC-BD10LCRA
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 durable is the 0.75mm polycarbonate construction?

The 0.75mm thickness provides a balance of flexibility and strength. It resists small impacts while remaining flexible enough to reduce breakage risk under minor contact.

Can this wing handle repeated use on abrasive surfaces?

With routine inspection and occasional trimming of scuffed edges, the wing holds up well. Replace it if cracks or significant deformation appear.

Is painting or finishing recommended for longevity?

If you paint the wing, use polycarbonate-specific paints and light coats to avoid embrittlement; masking and clear coats help protect the surface.

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