Yokomo FA-18917-6 FANTOM HELIX V2 High-Speed 17.5T Motor  [FA-18917-6]

Yokomo FA-18917-6 FANTOM HELIX V2 SPEC EDITION 17.5T 12.5x7.25x26mm
Price:
AUD$268.37
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
FA-18917-6
GTIN:
639342228904
Condition:
Brand New
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FANTOM HELIX V2 SPEC EDITION from Yokomo

The Yokomo FA-18917-6 FANTOM HELIX V2 SPEC EDITION is aimed at competitive drivers who need reliable, regulation-friendly performance. The unit has been optimized for efficiency and consistent output under common race constraints. It provides clear rotor options so you can match the motor to your event rules.

Choosing the Right Rotor for Your Race

The V2 is flexible across race formats while keeping output within stock limits. Opt for the 24mm rotor when higher rpm is needed in boosted classes, choose the 26mm rotor for more torque in blinky or non-boost events, or fit the 25mm rotor for a neutral midrange setup.

Specifications

  • Type: Racing Motor
  • Turns: 17.5T
  • Dimensions: 12.5x7.25x26mm
  • Compatible Scale: 1/10

Drivers working within stock class parameters will appreciate the FA-18917-6 FANTOM HELIX V2 for its predictable behaviour and easy tuning between speed and torque preferences.
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.

What electronic speed controller works well with this motor?

Use an ESC rated for touring car applications and compatible with stock timing rules. Ensure it handles the current draw expected in your gearing and track conditions.

Are there breaks in the warranty for rotor swaps?

Rotor swaps are a supported tuning method. Check the vendor warranty terms, but normal rotor changes for setup tuning should not void the motor if performed correctly.

Can I run this motor on short battery packs?

Yes, but expect shorter runs if you push the motor hard. Manage gearing and driving style to keep temperatures in check for shorter pack runs.

How often should bearings be serviced?

Inspect bearings after every few race weekends; clean and lubricate or replace if you notice roughness. Bearings greatly affect feel and motor longevity.

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