Yokomo BD9 Touring Chassis Reinforcement Plate - Arrowmax AM-900004  [AM-900004]

Arrowmax AM-900004 Yokomo BD9 Chssis Arrowspace Mg Stiff
Price:
NZD$210.95
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-900004
Condition:
Brand New
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BD9 chassis reinforcement in magnesium

This Arrowmax magnesium stiff plate has been developed for the Yokomo BD9 1/10 touring car chassis. Its primary aim is to increase chassis rigidity so suspension and weight adjustments deliver a more consistent reaction. The following sections cover where this plate sits in a tuning plan, fitment checks, and the predictable handling changes to expect on track.

Role and compatibility: intended for the Yokomo BD9 platform, the plate replaces or supplements the stock lower or upper chassis piece depending on your BD9 version, reducing flex and improving steering precision. Installation tips: the unit mounts to existing BD9 locations and works with original hardware; transfer screws and spacers, and ensure each mount lines up before final tightening. Setup advice: a stiffer chassis usually produces a faster initial turn and steadier mid-corner grip, so review damper settings and anti-roll bar choices to rebalance the car.

Specifications

  • Item: Arrowmax magnesium stiff chassis plate for Yokomo BD9
  • Material: Magnesium
  • Model Number: AM-900004
  • Compatibility: Yokomo BD9

Fitment notes

Designed specifically for the Yokomo BD9 series; check which BD9 variant you have so the plate mounts in the correct orientation and uses the right hardware.

Neutral and technical, the Arrowmax AM-900004 magnesium plate is a no-nonsense tuning part for racers aiming to reduce chassis flex and make handling more repeatable on Yokomo BD9 cars.

It is compatible with the BD9 platform in general, but variations exist between kit runs. Confirm hole alignment with your chassis before finishing the install.
Drivers often reduce damper compression or soften rebound and re-evaluate anti-roll bar rates to regain neutral mid-corner balance after stiffening the chassis.
No machining is normally required. The plate is intended to use standard BD9 mounting points; just inspect and reuse original fasteners and spacers as needed.
After impact, look for bends, cracks or loose mounting holes and replace the plate if you find any deformation that could affect chassis stiffness.

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