YZ-4S Front Center Dogbone 66mm - Yokomo S4-010C66 [S4-010C66]

Yokomo S4-010C66 Center Drive Shaft (66mm bone) for YZ-4S

Price:

CAD$20.80

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

S4-010C66

GTIN:

3888

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Description
FAQ

YZ-4S front center dogbone overview

This component is the standard front center drive shaft used on the YZ-4S layout, specified as a 66mm dogbone for applications that require the longer center bone. It is intended for use on the RC YZ-4S platform when configuring or servicing the center drive and slipper clutch arrangement.

Installation context: the 66mm length is selected to clear the slipper clutch assembly and maintain correct driveline geometry at the front center position. When replacing or servicing the center dogbone, confirm fit with the existing outdrives and slipper components to ensure smooth operation.

Tuning role: swapping to the 66mm dogbone primarily affects driveline engagement and component spacing; use it when slipper clutch installation or clearance constraints require the longer center bone, and verify axle alignment and bearing seating after fitment.

Compatibility

Supported Chassis B-YZ4SF

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 the 66mm dogbone fit a slipper clutch on the YZ-4S front center?

The 66mm dogbone is specified for front slipper clutch installations on the YZ-4S. Always check clearance with your slipper assembly and test fit before final installation.

Can I reuse existing outdrives with this dogbone?

Reusing outdrives is possible if the outdrives and cups match the dogbone ends and show minimal wear. Inspect mating parts and bearings for play or damage prior to reassembly.