Yokomo BD-011CBA 5.0mm Race Clamping Hub for BD7  [BD-011CBA]

Yokomo BD-011CBA 5.0mm Clamping Wheel Hub for BD7series
Price:
NZD$19.10
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
BD-011CBA
GTIN:
0639342205257
Condition:
Brand New
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Track-Focused Clamping Hub for Yokomo BD7

The Yokomo BD-011CBA 5.0mm Clamping Wheel Hub is engineered to give a precise wheel fit on BD7 series cars, helping drivers keep tyres aligned through aggressive lines. Its manufacturing tolerance supports repeatable setup work at the track.

Why the Clamping Style Matters

The clamping mechanism on the Yokomo BD-011CBA secures the wheel more firmly than some slip-fit designs, reducing unwanted movement at high speed. The 5.0mm section adds strength where you need it most without compromising balance.

Chassis Compatibility and Setup Tips

This hub works with a range of Yokomo chassis including MRTC-BD10, MSR-BD11, and DP-YD2 style platforms. Fitting requires basic hand tools and once mounted you can quickly return to fine-tuning camber and toe settings.
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 BD-011CBA suited to high grip surfaces?

Yes. The secure clamping action helps keep wheels stable on higher grip surfaces by limiting slippage between hub and wheel, which can improve traction consistency.

Will I need different wheel hexes to use this hub?

The BD-011CBA is designed to work with standard wheel hexes used on BD7 based cars. Check your wheel hardware for compatibility before final assembly, but no special hex is typically required.

Can this hub improve corner entry stability?

Yes. By reducing wheel movement under load the hub helps maintain tyre contact patch orientation, which can make corner entry more predictable for tuned setups.

How often should I inspect the hub?

Perform a quick check after each race day or practice session. Look for tightness at the clamping points and any signs of wear on the wheel mounting surfaces, and re-torque as needed.

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