YD-2 Series Drift Motor and ESC Combo - BL-P4105DBA by Yokomo  [BL-P4105DBA]

Yokomo BL-P4105DBA jp
Price:
CAD$443.01
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
BL-P4105DBA
GTIN:
639342205516
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Matched motor and ESC for YD-2 drift setups

This package pairs the BL-PRO4 electronic speed controller with the ZERO-S Drift 10.5T motor to deliver a coordinated ESC and motor combination tailored for YD-2 drift rigs. The motor's color-anodized can helps with quick identification and provides abrasion resistance, while the BL-PRO4 ESC offers the programming options many experienced drifters rely on for fine throttle and brake tuning.

Designed as a direct upgrade or replacement for hobby drift cars that accept standard motor and ESC mounts, this set streamlines setup by matching motor characteristics to ESC mapping. During installation, double-check motor rotation, pinion and spur gear mesh, and ESC wiring polarity to avoid faults and ensure consistent performance.

Specifications

  • Item Motor and ESC combo set
  • Material Anodized motor can
  • Model Number BL-P4105DBA
  • Compatibility Compatible with YD-2 series chassis and universal drift setups

Compatibility

Fits YD-2 series chassis and other universal drift platforms that accept standard motor mounts and common ESC installation layouts.

Use this combo when you want coordinated ESC mapping and a 10.5T drift motor to establish a reliable baseline on YD-2 based drift cars.

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.
Most YD-2 variants with standard motor mounts and ESC bays will accept this set. Confirm your chassis' motor mount spacing and clearance before fitting.
You may need basic hobby tools. Standard hex drivers and a soldering iron are useful if connector types need changing, but many installs use common plug-and-play connections.
Inspect gear mesh, confirm motor rotation, verify ESC cooling clearance, and check battery and receiver wiring. A final bench test at low throttle helps confirm correct setup.
A matched ESC and motor simplify creating a baseline for throttle and braking behavior, letting you concentrate on chassis balance, suspension, and tyre choices for smoother slides.

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