YD-2 Drift ESC + ZERO-S 10.5T Motor Combo BL-P4105DBA by Yokomo  [BL-P4105DBA]

Yokomo BL-P4105DBA jp
Price:
AUD$444.33
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
BL-P4105DBA
GTIN:
639342205516
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ESC and motor tuned for sliding performance

This combo brings the BL-PRO4 electronic speed controller together with the ZERO-S Drift 10.5T motor to form a resilient ESC/motor pairing for drift-oriented YD-2 cars. The motor's colored anodized can improves surface endurance and makes the unit easy to spot in a pit box, while the BL-PRO4 delivers the programming range needed for fine-tuning drive and braking responses.

Intended as an upgrade or replacement for hobby drift models using standard motor mounts and ESC bays, the kit offers a matched behavior between throttle input and motor output. When fitting, check pinion seating, gear mesh, motor direction, and ESC wiring to prevent installation errors and preserve component life.

Specifications

  • Item Motor and ESC combo set
  • Material Anodized motor can
  • Model Number BL-P4105DBA
  • Compatibility Compatible with YD-2 series chassis and universal drift setups

Fitment and chassis notes

Compatible with YD-2 series chassis and other universal drift platforms that accept standard motor mounts and typical ESC positioning.

This set is a solid choice when durability and predictable control are priorities for YD-2 based drift builds.

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.
The anodized surface adds abrasion resistance and helps protect the motor can during routine handling, but it does not replace correct mounting and cooling practices.
Keep cooling airflow clear, inspect solder joints periodically, and ensure connectors remain tight to avoid heat or electrical issues under heavy use.
Often yes, if the gear sizes and shaft fit match. Confirm pinion seating and gear mesh after fitting the new motor to avoid premature wear.
Using a matched motor and ESC that are known to work together can reduce trial-and-error stress on parts, but correct cooling, gearing, and installation are still key to longevity.

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