Yokomo BD9 Conversion Kit 7075 Chassis for FWD - Arrowmax AM-920004  [AM-920004]

Arrowmax AM-920004 AM Medius Yokomo BD9 FWD Conversion Kit (Chassis 7075 )
Price:
AUD$309.63
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-920004
Condition:
Brand New
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AM Medius FWD conversion brief

The Arrowmax AM-920004 AM Medius FWD Conversion Kit lets you change a Yokomo BD9 from its stock drivetrain to a front-wheel-drive layout using a 7075 aluminium chassis plate. The text below explains compatibility considerations, installation pointers, and the effects on handling and weight distribution for 1/10 on-road cars.

At the heart of the kit is the 7075 aluminium chassis plate called out in the product name, intended to replace or complement the BD9's chassis section that dictates mounting geometry and stiffness. Typical fitments alter front drivetrain mounts and component placement, so expect suspension and balance work after installation.

Fitment advice: this is a structural parts swap requiring accurate alignment with existing Yokomo BD9 hardware. Check servo and motor/ESC clearances and body mount positions prior to tightening fasteners. After fitting, adjust ride height, toe and roll distribution to recover a balanced handling feel.

Specifications

  • Item Arrowmax AM Medius Yokomo BD9 FWD Conversion Kit (Chassis 7075)
  • Material 7075 aluminum
  • Model Number AM-920004
  • Compatibility Yokomo BD9

Fitment details

  • Yokomo BD9

For drivers converting a BD9 to front-wheel drive, this Arrowmax unit supplies a dedicated 7075 chassis component that changes mounting geometry and stiffness; build in extra bench time to re-establish handling on your 1/10 on-road car.

It is designed for the Yokomo BD9 platform, but you should confirm your specific BD9 layout matches the kit's mounting provisions before ordering.
Yes. The 7075 plate increases local stiffness and can shift mass forward, so tuning anti-roll, toe and ride height will likely be needed to achieve desired balance.
You may have to check and possibly adjust body mount positions to maintain clearance and a good fit after the drivetrain layout is changed.
Look for community setup threads and front-drive specific guides; log incremental changes and test on familiar track sections to refine balance.

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