Yokomo Z2-505TA 3/32 Tungsten Carbide Differential Balls 14pc Upgrade  [Z2-505TA]

Yokomo Z2-505TA 3/32 Tungsten Carbide Ball (14pcs.)
Price:
CAD$18.42
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
Z2-505TA
GTIN:
0639342216802
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High precision tungsten balls for Yokomo diffs

For RC racers wanting crisper diff response, the Yokomo Z2-505TA 3/32 Tungsten Carbide Balls are a direct upgrade for ball differentials. Machined to tight tolerances, these balls reduce friction and help produce a more predictable differential feel during cornering.

Durability that stands up to race use

The tungsten carbide construction delivers strong wear resistance for longer service intervals under intense track conditions. A smooth finish on each ball helps maintain consistent diff behaviour over multiple events.

Set contents and fitment

The kit contains 14 pieces made for use in the Yokomo YZ-2 and YZ-4 ball differentials. Use them when refreshing an old diff or when pursuing a small but reliable handling improvement.
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.

Will these fit any other ball differentials?

These balls are produced to match the sizing used in the Yokomo YZ-2 and YZ-4 diffs; other brands may use different ball sizes or tolerances, so check your diff spec before fitting.

Do I need special grease with tungsten carbide balls?

Use the same quality diff grease or oil you normally run; tungsten carbide is compatible with standard diff lubricants and will benefit from proper lubrication for longevity.

How often should I replace these balls?

Replacement interval depends on driving style and surface, but tungsten carbide typically lasts much longer than steel; inspect for pitting or flat spots during routine diff servicing.

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