Yokomo YOKMRTCBD5WR BD5 World Spec Kit Club Champion Edition  [YOKMRTCBD5WR]

Yokomo MRTC-BD5WR - Yokomo BD5 World Spec Kit Japan Champion Edition.
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AUD$1,122.13
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKMRTCBD5WR
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Competition Focused Yokomo BD5 World Spec Kit

The Yokomo BD5 World Spec Kit, model YOKMRTCBD5WR, is aimed at club and regional racers who value a predictable, tuneable car. It combines a high traction chassis with metal components to aid precise setup work.

Traction-Oriented Chassis Layout

The main high traction chassis is designed to maximise grip and provide a stable platform for suspension tuning. Drivers will notice steadier corner exits and reduced understeer when set up correctly.

Metal Axle and Diff for Reliability

The aluminium solid axle and gear differential unit give durable performance and consistent behaviour under braking and acceleration phases.

Solid Servo Mounting for Crisp Inputs

An aluminium servo mount keeps the steering system rigid, which improves feedback and helps convert driver inputs into precise steering angles on track.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Chassis Type: High Traction
  • Axle: Aluminum Solid Axle
  • Differential: Gear Diff Unit
  • Servo Mount: Aluminum

For those who enjoy tuning and incremental improvements, the BD5 World Spec Kit provides a reliable base and quality components to support competitive driving and frequent setup changes.
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 suspension changes give the biggest gains?

Start by experimenting with shock oil and spring rates; small changes there often produce the largest improvements in balance and corner speed.

Are upgrades available for the BD5?

Yes, hop-ups like alloy shocks, graphite plates and tuned differentials are common upgrades to fine-tune weight distribution and response.

How often should the diff be serviced?

Service the gear diff unit after several race weekends or whenever you notice slop or inconsistent engagement; regular checks keep performance steady.

What battery format is recommended?

Use a compact LiPo pack that fits the chassis layout while keeping weight central. Match battery capacity to race duration for consistent handling.

Is setup documentation included?

Basic setup guidelines are usually provided, but many racers supplement these with lap testing and adjustments to suit local track conditions.

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