B-Max2 Motor Mount Plate - Yokomo YOKB2-304  [YOKB2-304]

Yokomo B2-304 - Motor Plate for B-Max2
Price:
AUD$22.17
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKB2-304
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Motor mount engineered for consistent gear mesh

The Yokomo YOKB2-304 motor plate is a purpose-made replacement for the B-Max2 chassis, designed to hold the motor securely and support consistent pinion-to-spur alignment while tuning. The description emphasises fitment, installation best practice, and how the plate stabilizes motor positioning with respect to the drivetrain.

By offering a fixed mounting reference, the plate supports repeatable motor placement when changing motors or fine-tuning pinion and spur clearance. Using a stable mount reduces setup variability and simplifies diagnosing small mesh changes. Before installing, verify the condition of the mounting screws and motor pod mating surfaces to ensure correct alignment and to avoid loading the bearings.

Fitting tips: reuse original hardware where suitable, apply thread locker on steel screws if recommended by the chassis instructions, and confirm pinion-to-spur clearance while the motor is lightly loaded. The plate is a structural component and does not modify electronic settings or require ESC or servo adjustments beyond standard setup checks.

Specifications

  • Item Motor Plate
  • Material Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number YOKB2-304
  • Compatibility B-Max2

Use the YOKB2-304 to ensure reliable motor mounting on the B-Max2 when you need consistent mesh and easy motor swaps for tuning sessions.

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.
A stable plate provides a consistent reference so small pinion or spur changes are easier to judge. After installation, set mesh under light motor load and make incremental adjustments for quiet, consistent engagement.
Yes. A fixed mounting surface helps reproduce motor position between swaps, reducing the need for large re-tunes each time you change motors.
No electronic adjustments are required solely because of the plate. Standard setup checks for throttle and steering endpoints remain sufficient.
Verify mesh under light load, listen for noise, and re-torque mounting screws after initial laps to confirm stable alignment.

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