YR-R12C3 Right Wheel Differential Hub with Thrust Bearing - Yokomo R12-24HRT  [R12-24HRT]

Yokomo R12-24HRT Right Wheel Differential Hub for YR-R12C3
Price:
CAD$8.98
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
R12-24HRT
GTIN:
3888
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Right-side wheel differential hub for YR-R12C3 chassis

This is an RC-scale right wheel differential hub made for the Yokomo YR-R12C3 series chassis. The hub accepts the differential adjustment cone and uses a thrust-style bearing where the cone seats, which reduces axial loads on the bearing during cornering and when setting differential preload. That arrangement helps keep differential action smoother under repeated use without promising a specific lifespan.

Installation is straightforward for experienced hobbyists using standard RC maintenance tools. The hub replaces the factory right-side wheel differential hub and should be checked for correct cone preload during assembly. Make sure bearings and mating surfaces are clean and lightly lubricated with RC-safe grease before final torqueing.

From a tuning standpoint this hub supports more consistent differential behavior by isolating axial forces with the thrust-bearing interface, aiding fine adjustments to traction and turn-in on the track.

Compatible Models

  • YR-R12C3
  • YR-R12C31
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 this hub fit both YR-R12C3 and YR-R12C31 variants?

Yes. The part is specified for fitting the YR-R12C3 family including the YR-R12C31 variant as listed in the compatibility section.

Are there special torque or preload steps I should follow?

Check and adjust the cone preload as you assemble the hub. Use common RC torque practices and confirm the thrust bearing seats correctly, then recheck after a short test run.

How should I maintain the thrust bearing area?

Keep the cone seat and bearing clean, inspect for wear periodically, and apply a light coat of recommended RC-safe grease to mating surfaces during routine service.

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