BD7-2014 Cap Screw Pack M2 x 5mm (3.2mm Head) 8pcs - YOKZC-C25M by Yokomo  [YOKZC-C25M]

Yokomo ZC-C25M - M2 x 5mm Cap Screw (3.2mm Head/8pcs) for BD7-2014
Price:
AUD$7.87
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKZC-C25M
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BD7-2014 Hardware: M2 x 5mm Cap Screws

The Yokomo YOKZC-C25M is supplied as a compact replacement screw kit for the BD7-2014 touring chassis. The set contains eight M2 x 5mm hex socket cap screws with a 3.2mm head diameter, matching the specification in the product title for routine hardware replacement on suspension and chassis mounting points.

Installation is simple: insert the screw into the threaded hole, seat the head flush with the part, and tighten with an appropriate M2 hex driver. Confirm correct thread engagement and part alignment during fitting to avoid cross-threading. For maintenance, examine removed screws for stripped heads or thread damage and replace them to keep mounts secure and reduce play in suspension components.

What the pack contains

  • M2 x 5mm cap screw (3.2mm head) - 8 pcs

Compatibility list

  • BD7-2014
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 can I tell if a screw is worn out?

Look for rounded or damaged hex sockets, thread deformation, or poor bite when reinstalled; any of these signs indicate the screw should be replaced.

Is it safe to reuse screws removed from the car?

You can reuse screws that show no head wear or thread damage, but replace any with visible wear to maintain reliable, vibration-free mounting.

Any tips for preventing stripped threads?

Hand-start screws before using a driver, ensure proper alignment, and avoid excessive torque to reduce the chance of stripping threads.

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