R12 Main Chassis Graphite Upgrade for R12 - R12-02 Yokomo  [R12-02]

Yokomo R12-02 Graphite Main Chassis for R12
Price:
AUD$28.40
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
R12-02
GTIN:
3888
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Setup impact and role

This Yokomo R12-02 graphite main chassis functions as a drop-in replacement for the R12 platform. As the central structural element it defines torsional behaviour and therefore has a direct effect on steering response, weight transfer and suspension performance. The write-up focuses on compatibility and setup interaction rather than promising specific lap-time improvements.

When installed the part replaces the stock main chassis and uses the original mounting points for motor, suspension and electronics. During fitting check motor mount and bulkhead alignments and confirm there is adequate clearance for the servo, ESC and battery before the initial run. For standard R12 kits little to no trimming is normally required.

From a tuning standpoint a graphite main chassis will alter flex versus composite options. Tuners commonly use chassis choice together with shock valving, anti-roll bar rates and ride height to tune mid-corner balance and turn-in. Small changes in how the chassis is mounted or stacked can produce measurable handling shifts.

Specifications

  • Item Graphite main chassis
  • Material Graphite
  • Model Number R12-02
  • Compatibility R12

Use this chassis as a direct replacement or upgrade on R12 kits and treat it as a tuning tool during setup 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.
Switching to the R12-02 typically firms the platform, which can increase mid-corner stability; you may need to soften shock damping or adjust anti-roll rates to recover desired turn-in.
Yes. Because chassis stiffness affects weight transfer, review spring and damping settings and make incremental changes while testing to find the new balance point.
Small shifts in mounting position or stack height can alter chassis bend and therefore handling; experiment with orientation to fine tune balance.
Yes. The R12-02 offers a consistent, stiffer platform that many drivers use as a controllable variable during setup sessions and testing.

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