Yokomo BD9 Stiff Plate Chassis Upgrade by Arrowmax AM-900004  [AM-900004]

Arrowmax AM-900004 Yokomo BD9 Chssis Arrowspace Mg Stiff
Price:
AUD$176.16
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-900004
Condition:
Brand New
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Stiff chassis plate for the BD9 platform

The Arrowmax magnesium stiff plate is produced for the Yokomo BD9 1/10 touring car chassis. It concentrates on stiffening the chassis so suspension and balance changes yield more predictable on-track responses. Below we cover where to use the plate in a tuning routine, fitment checks, and the handling differences to expect.

Intended function and compatibility: the plate is designed for use with Yokomo BD9 cars and can serve as a direct replacement or an upgrade to the factory lower or upper chassis section depending on your model, helping to cut flex and enhance steering clarity. Installation guidance: the part uses the BD9's existing mounting points and hardware; move over stock screws and spacers and confirm correct alignment before final torque. Setup notes: more chassis stiffness typically results in snappier initial turn and steadier mid-corner grip, so tweak damping and swaybar settings to keep the car balanced.

Specifications

  • Item: Arrowmax magnesium stiff chassis plate for Yokomo BD9
  • Material: Magnesium
  • Model Number: AM-900004
  • Compatibility: Yokomo BD9

Mounting compatibility

Made for the Yokomo BD9 series chassis; check your specific BD9 variant and mounting hole pattern to confirm a correct fit and orientation.

Straightforward and technically focused, the Arrowmax AM-900004 magnesium plate is a practical tuning upgrade for competitors seeking reduced chassis flex and improved repeatability on Yokomo BD9 touring cars.

It is intended for BD9 models, but variations between kit versions mean you should verify the mounting points on your chassis prior to final installation.
You can expect less twist, a faster initial turn and more consistent mid-corner behaviour. Drivers often rebalance with softer damping or altered swaybar settings.
No special tools are required beyond standard RC screwdrivers and a torque approach; use the BD9's existing holes and existing fasteners where possible.
Keep the part free of grit and moisture, inspect after impacts for signs of distortion, and avoid overtightening screws to prevent stress damage.

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