Yokomo YOKYF29N YRF Narrow Front Wheel Pair  [YOKYF29N]

Yokomo YF-29N - YRF Narrow Front Wheel/pr
Price:
AUD$10.30
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKYF29N
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YRF Narrow Front Wheel Pair Details

Supplied as a matched pair, these narrow front wheels suit formula-style scale models and support narrow-track front-end configurations. The YOKYF29N label identifies the wheel profile and its intended YRF narrow front use but does not confirm compatibility with any particular chassis layout.

Fitting notes: confirm hub bore and hex dimensions and whether you need any spacers or adapters before installing, use proper wheel nuts and apply the recommended torque from your hub maker, and double-check clearance with suspension links and bodywork during trial fitting. Seat the wheel squarely to the hub prior to final tightening.

Performance notes: a narrower front wheel will change scrub radius and steering response, which influences turn-in and corner mid-phase. Combine tyre selection with modest suspension changes and run progressive tests to determine the best settings for your circuit.
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.

Do I need special adapters or hardware to mount these wheels?

Some models require adapters to match hub bore or hex, so inspect your hub and the wheel mounting pattern and source the correct adapter if needed before installation.

Are torque settings critical for these wheels?

Yes. Use the wheel hub manufacturer's recommended torque to avoid distortion or loosening; overtightening can damage the wheel or hub.

How should I validate handling changes after fitting narrow fronts?

Conduct timed runs and compare lap data, note subjective steering feel, then adjust toe, camber or anti-roll characteristics in small steps to find the optimal balance.

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