Yokomo YOKB2-821HW White Front Hex Hub for B-MAX2 1/10  [YOKB2-821HW]

Yokomo B2-821HW - Front Hex hub front wheel (White) for B-MAX2
Price:
NZD$9.77
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKB2-821HW
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Durable Front Hex Hub for B-MAX2

This 1/10-scale front hex hub wheel is intended for use on the B-MAX2 platform and is supplied in a white finish. It installs as a direct-fit component on models using the B-MAX2 front hex interface and is suitable for everyday off-road tuning and wheel changes on radio-controlled buggies.

Replacing the B-MAX2 front hex hub is straightforward: align the replacement hex to the original hub location and secure with the same wheel mounting hardware designated by the chassis. Confirm seating and clearance to avoid contact with suspension parts or steering linkages during operation.

As part of setup work this front hex hub wheel provides a quick way to assess tyre choice and front-end behaviour; the white finish also assists in spotting wear or damage during inspections. Keep in mind this item is an accessory for model use only.
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 should I inspect the hub for wear?

Check the hex faces and seating surface for rounding or cracks, and inspect for any deformation after hard impacts. The white finish makes surface flaws easier to see during routine checks.

Can this hub tolerate rough off-road use?

It is intended for standard off-road conditions, but like all scale components it should be inspected after heavy impacts. Replace if any structural damage is observed.

What maintenance keeps the hub reliable?

Regularly clean the hex seating area, check fasteners for proper tightness, and look for wear on the wheel mounting surfaces. Replace hubs that show significant wear to maintain safe handling.

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