RADTEC YK-10019 Front Steel Double Joint Drive Shaft for Yokomo BD8  [RAD-YK-10019]

RAD-YK-10019 BD8 41.1mm PREMIUM Steel Double Joint Drive Shaft Set, Front
Price:
CAD$63.33
Brand:
RADTEC
Model:
RAD-YK-10019
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Engineered Drive Shafts for Precise Front-End Control

Made to suit the Yokomo BD8, the RADTEC YK-10019 drive shaft set uses tough steel construction to deliver dependable service life. The 41.1mm double joint layout cuts friction and helps the front end track truer, making it a practical upgrade for competitive racers focused on steering accuracy.

Improved Steering Response and Component Life

These RADTEC YK-10019 shafts are designed to lower vibration and ensure smoother torque transfer to the steering system. That reduction in drivetrain losses helps the car steer more predictably and preserves other front-end parts during hard laps.

Fitment Details and Installation Notes

Built specifically for the Yokomo BD8 platform, the shafts provide a close fit and straightforward installation. They suit drivers wanting better front-end feedback with minimal setup changes.

Specifications

  • Material: Premium Steel
  • Length: 41.1mm
  • Compatibility: Yokomo BD8

For serious track use the RADTEC YK-10019 drive shafts add robustness and more consistent handling to the front end, making them a useful upgrade for racers tuning their BD8.

Will these fit other Yokomo models without modification?

They are manufactured for the Yokomo BD8 and will fit that chassis directly. Other Yokomo models can require measurement and possible modification to ensure proper fit.

How should I maintain the double joint assemblies?

Periodically clean off grit and apply a light coat of suitable lubricant to the moving joints. Inspect for wear after heavy track sessions and replace if there is noticeable play.

Do I need to change electronics when fitting these shafts?

No electronic changes are required. These shafts alter mechanical feel rather than electrical load, so existing servos and speed controllers can remain as fitted.

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