SD-BW Yokomo 10g Bumper Weights Pack x5 [SD-BW]

Yokomo SD-BW Bumper Weight, 10g x 5 for DRIFT PACKAGE

Price:

NZD$7.54

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

SD-BW

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Not Available

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FAQ

Steady Your Slides with the Yokomo SD-BW Bumper Weights

The Yokomo SD-BW Bumper Weight Kit helps balance and improve handling for RC drift machines. The set supplies five 10g weights so you can tailor front-end loading to suit your driving style. Adding these weights to the bumper enhances traction and gives more predictable control while sliding.

Matched Mass for Reliable Setup Changes

The weights in the Yokomo SD-BW pack are made to consistent tolerances so each unit performs the same across different chassis layouts. Whether practising at the local venue or testing new setups, these weights provide an easy tuning step. Extra front-end mass assists in maintaining smoother turn-in and steadier mid-drift angles.

Quick to Fit and Widely Useful

Attaching the Yokomo bumper weights is quick and requires minimal tools, making them ideal for field adjustments. They are compatible with a wide range of drift chassis and can be secured to most bumpers without major changes. This flexibility makes the set a handy option for enthusiasts fine-tuning their car.

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.

Can I mount the SD-BW without modifying my bumper?

In many cases you can secure the weights with existing bumper mounts, double-sided tape, or simple brackets. Some bumpers may need minor modifications for a secure fit.

Should I use all five weights for practice sessions?

Start with fewer weights to feel the change, then add more up to the full five as required. Gradual increase helps you judge how front load affects handling.