Yokomo Y4-207A Straight and Offset Ball End Caps for YD-2/YD-4  [Y4-207A]

Yokomo Y4-207A Ball end caps for YD-2/YD-4
Price:
CAD$14.74
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
Y4-207A
GTIN:
0639342214259
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Upgrade Yokomo YD-2/YD-4 Steering with Flexible Ball End Caps

The Yokomo Y4-207A ball end caps fit the YD-2 and YD-4 family and come in both straight and offset styles to suit different tie rod setups. These caps help avoid wheel interference and keep steering smooth during high-intensity runs.

Designed for Control and Tuning

Manufactured for hobbyists who tune handling, these caps let you switch between straight and offset positions to fine tune toe and steering response. They provide a simple way to adapt your chassis to on-track demands without complex changes.

Broad Compatibility with Yokomo Chassis

The Yokomo Y4-207A is compatible with a broad range of chassis models, including DP-YD4, DP-YD4MR, MRTC-YD2, and many more. This compatibility makes it straightforward to drop these caps into your existing Yokomo setup.
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 do offset caps help prevent wheel rub?

Offset ball end caps move the ball joint away from the wheel edge, creating extra clearance so tyres do not contact suspension parts when steering full lock is applied.

Can I use these caps on both YD-2 and YD-4 without modification?

Yes, the Y4-207A is made to match the thread and ball size used on YD-2 and YD-4 tie rods, so they install directly in most stock setups.

Are there any setup tips when switching cap types?

When changing from straight to offset caps, check toe and bump steer at low speed first and readjust tie rod lengths to maintain desired steering geometry.

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