Yokomo B7-GW40LA Lightweight Good Luck Wing Ver.4.0L - Stock Touring Fit  [B7-GW40LA]

Yokomo B7-GW40LA Light Weight Good Luck Wing Ver.4.0L for Stock
Price:
CAD$13.69
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
B7-GW40LA
GTIN:
0639342203925
Condition:
Brand New
Write a review
alt="Yokomo B7-GW40LA Light Weight Good Luck Wing Ver.4.0L for Stock" title="Yokomo B7-GW40LA Light Weight Good Luck Wing Ver.4.0L for Stock"

Lightweight Wing Upgrade for Touring Cars

The Yokomo B7-GW40LA Light Weight Good Luck Wing Ver.4.0L is made to reduce rear mass and sharpen the handling of stock touring cars. Using a thinner profile lowers overall downforce so you can gain quicker turn-in where nimble, dynamic cornering is preferred over extra rear grip.

Built for Stock Touring Competition

This wing suits stock racing classes where trimming weight and balancing aero is key. The reduced mass helps with corner entry speed and gives a more immediate steering response on technical tracks.

Broad Chassis Compatibility

The Yokomo B7-GW40LA works with a range of chassis platforms, including MRTC-BD8, MRTC-BD10, and MSR-BD12, among others, making it a practical choice for racers who swap setups often.
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 does a lighter wing affect handling?

A lighter wing reduces downforce at the rear, which can free up rotation and improve turn-in. This is useful on tracks that reward quick direction changes rather than maximum rear bite.

Can I fit this wing to non-Yokomo bodies?

The wing is shaped for Yokomo touring bodies but can be adapted to other shells with careful drilling and correct mounting hardware. Check fit before final installation.

Any setup tips for running this wing at the track?

Start with your usual rear wing angle and reduce rear downforce gradually. Combine with small changes to toe and shock settings to balance the sharper turn-in.

Copyright © 2008-2025 rcjaz.ca All rights reserved