BD7 Shock Cylinder for SLF Normal - YOKB7-S4N Yokomo  [YOKB7-S4N]

Yokomo B7-S4N - BD7 Shock Cylinder for SLF Normal BD7-2014
Price:
AUD$21.04
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKB7-S4N
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BD7 Damper Body Notes

Designed for the BD7-2014 SLF Normal configuration, this replacement shock cylinder fits that chassis designation and is intended as a serviceable shock body option. The passage focuses on compatibility and installation context while avoiding specification claims.

Confirm the BD7-2014 SLF Normal code before ordering to ensure correct fit. Installation follows standard BD7 procedures: remove the shock, take out the old cylinder, move the piston and seals into this cylinder, slide it onto the shock shaft, and reassemble using your existing caps and hardware.

In practical terms the cylinder is a maintenance part used when replacing worn bodies or during internal component changes. It helps retain the chosen piston and oil geometry so damper behavior remains predictable as part of routine setup work on 1/10 on-road vehicles.
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.

Does this change require shock rebuild skills?

Basic shock rebuild experience is helpful. The process involves common steps like transferring pistons and seals and resealing the shock; follow standard BD7 assembly practice.

Will replacing the cylinder alter damping by itself?

The cylinder provides the internal space for pistons and oil. Replacing a worn or damaged cylinder restores intended geometry but does not by itself specify altered damping values; tuning changes come from piston selection and oil choice.

Should I inspect other parts while replacing this cylinder?

Yes. It is good practice to check shafts, seals, pistons, and caps for wear and replace any compromised items while the shock is disassembled.

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