Mid-Motor Conversion Kit for Yokomo BD9 - JR-BD9CK by Jazrider  [JR-BD9CK]

Yokomo BD9 Mid-Motor Conversion Kit
Price:
CAD$113.14CAD$182.66
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-BD9CK
Condition:
Brand New
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BD9 Mid-Motor Conversion Overview

This mid-motor conversion kit modifies the Yokomo BD9 touring car platform to move the motor from the original rear location into a central position within the chassis. The option gives drivers a way to test how shifting mass toward the center affects turn-in, traction, and on-track balance for circuit-oriented setups.

The kit supplies the mechanical interfaces needed to marry a centrally mounted motor to the BD9 drivetrain, including mounting points and alignment features to position the motor relative to the gearbox and spur gear. This product is intended for scale RC application only and is not related to any full-size vehicle conversion.

Installation requires removing the stock motor mount and fitting the conversion components to the BD9 chassis. During fitment check driveline alignment, motor-to-spur spacing, and clearance for the ESC and receiver. The conversion is aimed at hobbyists comfortable with chassis teardown and basic drivetrain adjustment tasks.

Specifications

  • Item: Yokomo BD9 mid-motor conversion kit
  • Material: Not specified
  • Model Number: JR-BD9CK
  • Compatibility: Yokomo BD9

As an upgrade option for the Yokomo BD9, this kit provides a modular path to explore mid-motor handling characteristics on track without replacing the entire chassis assembly.

 

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This kit is produced for the Yokomo BD9 chassis. Before ordering, confirm your car is a BD9 model since fitment can vary between different BD9 revisions.
Some installations may need additional mounting hardware or spacers depending on motor size and ESC placement; check the kit contents against your planned motor and electronics setup.
Key checks include driveline alignment, correct motor height relative to the spur gear, secure fastenings, and adequate clearance for the ESC and receiver to avoid binding or interference.
Standard RC workshop tools and basic mechanical skills are typically sufficient; no brand-specific tooling is listed as required, though a torque driver and alignment checks are recommended.

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